We never really got a good answer why Facebook decided to make Messenger its own app, but CEO Mark Zuckerberg finally explained the move Thursday during a Q&A, according to The Verge's Ellis Hamburger. Asking everyone in our community to install a new app is a big ask, Zuckerberg said.
Anti-Parkinson Medications: Women who are taking anti-Parkinson medications should keep in mind that these medications increase the levels of HCG in urine and can cause a false positive pregnancy test. Some of the most common drugs used to treat Parkinson's include tyrosine, phenylalanine, and anticholinergics such as scopolamine and benztropine.
3. Medications. It is also possible that certain medications that women take can cause a false positive on a pregnancy test. For example, phenothiazine, which is found in some anti-depressants, can cause pregnancy tests to be inaccurate. It is also possible for women who are receiving hCG therapy to have a false positive on their test.