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I am writing as I need your valuable advice. My LMP was on 21st March, and I was expecting my next period to start on 15th April. It's been two days since and no period yet. I took a home pregnancy test this morning and got a faint positive. Am I pregnant? Will a blood test confirm it?
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2 lines on a pregnancy kit means that you're pregnant. A urine pregnancy test is 99 percent sensitive. You don't need a blood test to confirm it. If you still want further confirmation, get a scan done after 2 weeks.
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Hi good afternoon
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If you missed ur regular period and pregnancy test positive than it indicate pregnancy.
For confirmation u should do blood Bhcg level & ultrasound..
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