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Hello sir and mam ...me and my gf had unprotected sex 2 time in a month 1 st on 22 sept and 2nd time on 02 October...both the time she consumed ipill ...and her periods expected date was 9 th october and she got it on the same date ...but i have already read about ectopic pregnacy and other vaginal bleeding ..so we had take beta hcg test on 23 october ...her beta hcg level is 0.30 ...now i read that some women get negative blood test and still be pregrant and get dected in 3rd or 4th month .. is there any chance of her to be pregrant and get undected....i m freaking out...plzz guied me how should i relax my self... or any other way to get 100 percentage confrmation ...plzz help...
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