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Can you get a positive then negative pregnancy test and be pregnant?
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Urine pregnancy tests are more often falsely negative than falsely positive. That said, a negative test after a positive one suggests fetal loss, which does occur sometimes in the earliest stages of pregnancy. You can also test later to see if the negative turns positive, or do a more accurate blood test,
Answered 3/20/2021
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