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Ive gotten positive pregnancy tests and they arent getting darker but not getting lighter either they are staying the same should i be worried im still having symptoms and still no period?
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No period and positive pregnancy tests... it appears you are pregnant. Make an appointment with your OBGYN.
Answered 8/17/2021
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You may get a blood test for HCG level to settle the issue of pregnancy. Wish you good health!
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