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Meprate- periods - hcg
I took meprate and got periods 4 days after finishing the course. But the periods was light bleeding (2 days) usually i have 3 days cycle..I took beta hcg on first day of period, it was 3.1 after 40 days of LMP. My hcg was 0.5 when i took the test before a week. Is there any chance of pregnancy like ecotopic pregnancy in this case? Or is there any chance of hcg level increase during menustration?
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
No chance but get done ultrasonography to rule out the ectopic pregnancy.In case of ectopic pregnancy Bhcg should be positive .So don't worry wait you will get bleeding .For details contact me through practo online
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