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I got a result of <1.0 miu on a quantitative hcg test at 5/6 dpo? was it too soon or am i just not pregnant? when dpo should quantitative be done?
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Too soon: Blood tests can detect pregnancy as early as 7 days following ovulation. However, if negative they should be repeated if the menstrual period is missed.
Answered 12/17/2020
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