you get a blood tested . and the next weeks or so you go back to your doctor and saids everything is it true.?
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Doctors are legally, morally, and ethically bound to tell you the truth about your test results.  If you have doubts, get a second opinion.
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i'd think that maybe they are really buissy.  if it was positive i dont think they would mis place it and they would have you come in and take more blood probalby for another sample would be my guess.  good luck.
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Two weeks after a missed period, if you go to your doctor to perform a blood test, this is the most accurate way of telling if you are or not.
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Blood tests are just a part of the diagnostic process.  It also depends on what you are looking for?  Lab results combined with other test results confirm what you might have.
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It's called a SEROLOGY.\n\nSerology is a blood test to detect the presence of antibodies of a certain disease or microorganisms.
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The doctor doesn't actually perform the test. The blood is drawn at his office and sent to a lab. The doctor receives the results in a few days in the form of a written report.
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Your doctor tells you.
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Only a blood test will tell...
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I think if you want a positive answer you should go to your doctor and ask for the blood test to see if you are actually pregnant. Pregnancy tests aren't always 100%.
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yes\nthe doctor would need to be informed so a blood test could be done, some bleeding is ok but sometimes something is wrong.
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Ask the doctor who diagnosed you.
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Let the doctor know.  I means you get another test. This happens frequently.
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This can be done by a blood test.
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It's a possiblity but your best bet is to see your doctor for a blood pregnancy test, as this is the most accurate way of testing.
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When I first gave blood, they sent me a donor's card that told me my blood type.  And then they told me on every piece of mail they ever sent me after that.  D@mn type O universal donor nonsense!  They don't tell you right away, though, because they don't do any sort of testing (other than the anemia one) on your blood there.  It takes awhile.  But they do send you something.\n\nYou aren't supposed to give more blood for a couple of months after you donate.  Doctor's offices do take a pretty small sample, though.  However, just to be safe, I'd wait to give until after the physical, and ask my doctor while I was there.
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The reagent is detecting blood.  The doctor will most likely order a repeat urine analysis with a microscopic analysis and some other tests
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It varies.\n\nSometimes it is A positive,\n\nSometimes it is O positive.\n\nYes, I know it cannot happen, but that is how the test results come back.\n\nOh, and the red blood cells are being eaten by the white blood cells.