Can You Be Pregnant Even with a Negative Blood hCG Test?

Discover why a negative blood hCG test doesn't rule out pregnancy and what steps to take if symptoms persist.

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Yes, you can be pregnant with a negative blood hCG. Early in pregnancy, hCG levels might be too low to detect. Retesting after a few days or consulting a healthcare provider is advisable if pregnancy symptoms persist.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What does a negative blood hCG test mean? A negative blood hCG test typically indicates that pregnancy is unlikely; however, it may be too early to detect hCG levels.
  2. How long after conception can hCG be detected? hCG can usually be detected in blood tests about 6-14 days after conception, depending on the individual and testing method.
  3. What should I do if I suspect pregnancy with a negative test? If you suspect you are pregnant but have a negative test, consider retesting in a few days or consult a healthcare provider for advice.

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