I'm hoping to get pregnant and had an HCG injection of 5000ui on the 15th and 17th days, with ovulation confirmed on the 18th day. I took a UPT on the 32nd day and it was positive. Could the result be a false positive because of the injections or could I really be pregnant? I also have hypothyroidism.

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Dr Anshul Maheshwari

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no need to worry if i\upt is positive that say you are pregnant gat na ultarsound done for confirmation and visit your doctor for appropriate management

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