My last period was on July 25. I consulted a gynecologist on August 9, and a pregnancy test that morning was negative. Thyroid and hormone tests were normal. The doctor prescribed Gynaset for 5 days, which I completed. On September 16, I tested for pregnancy again, and the result was positive. Can this result be considered accurate? What should I do next?

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Positive test after Gynaset means likely pregnant. Gynaset does not affect test accuracy. Confirm with scan and Beta hCG.

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