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HCG total test
I have got my IUI done on 12th of May. Today is 30th day of my cycle. I havent got my periods yet, could see a faint line while i tested with PregaNews home pregnancy kit but also today i got my HCG total test which came out to be very less as 0.11 mlU/ML. Could there still be a possibility of something positive. Any suggestions for increasing the HCG level. Also if there any difference between Beta HCG and HCG total test
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We cant increase the level however repeat beta hcg after 48hrs and if negative then no pregnancy chances
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IUI was done on 12 May. Normally the urine test for pregnancy should be done 3 weeks after IUI if you don't get periods in the meantime.
You should do repeat UPT on 3 June. That will give the diagnosis whether you are pregnant or not.
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Wait for a week more and repeat tests..HCG vll increase every 48hrs once get conceived....beta is free form both are equally good
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