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Betahcg less than 0.1mIU/ml
I had sex 4 months back. Took ipill.. now has 2 months of amenohrrea. One month back did upt twice 1 week apart. Both time it was negative . Last week did one abdominal ultrasound . It showed normal. Uterine size 7.9×4.5×3.8cm and endometrium of 7.5mm and no adnexal mass. Today done serum betahcg and it was less that 0.1 .. i have pcos with irregulaf periods. Can i still be pregnant? Is less than 0.1 mIU/ml of bhcg abnormal or invalid result? ? Should i check bhcg again?? Is it possible for me to be still pregnant,? Can it be a cryptic pregnancy?
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