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Doubts regrading pregnency testing
Hello sir/mam
Actually i am writer, i write article for few health blogs, recently i have been researching about pregnency test using urine sample coz i am writing an article on this topic urine and hcg level.
1) if a women is 3-5 month pregnent can she take urine pregancy test using prega news or any other test kit most imp thing is at this later stage is she still need morning urine sample or anytime sample will work.
2) is it possible that someone is 3-5 month pregnent and her hcg level can't be detected in urine test at home?
3) i know at this later stage USG is done but can you please answer first and 2nd question
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In 3-5 month we do usg
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Urine pregnancy test is only specific upto 8 to 10 week of pregnancy .the level of HCG begin to fall after that time
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