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Pregnancy doubt
I had last intercourse on 1 march or then my period come on 13 march just for 2 days so yesterday I had done beta HCG test which shows value <0.100 so is their any chances of pregnancy?? plzz tell me or should I go for pelvic ultrasound to confirm pregnancy completely I can't take risk plzz reply
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When you get your periods any chances of pregnancy resulting from acts of intercourse prior are nevertheless ruled out
Bhcg is a confirmitory test you are not pregnant you don't need an ultrasound
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It's negative for pregnancy.
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