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19 days missed period and beta hcg <.200
September 9 is my last periods date. 2 times I tested urine test negative result. Today I checked beta hcg test and the value is <0.200. what can I do for the next. Ihave irregular periods
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You can take medicine to get your periods
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Consult for prescription
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Since you are not pregnant you can take a medicine to help you get your periods
For a prescription you will have to connect online
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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B hcg value of < 0.2 suggests you are not pregnant.
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You must get evaluated for irregular periods, since there are many reasons for it and not juts PCOS/PMOS. This evaluation will require appropriate blood tests and sonography. So best thing to do is consult a gynecologist.
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Even if you are or you are not trying to get it is always important to understand the underlying cause of irregular periods. Cause metabolic conditions can be troublesome
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Dr. Prateeksha B S
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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42 yrs exp
Bhopal
Its negative for pregnancy .
You can take medicine to get your period.
Consult for prescription please
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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12 yrs exp
Bangalore
A beta hCG under 0.2, together with two negative home tests, rules out a current pregnancy as the reason for this delay. With your history of irregular cycles, this gap is most likely from an underlying hormonal irregularity rather than anything new. Since you're already on thyroid medication, it's worth checking whether your thyroid levels are properly controlled, as that's a common driver of irregular periods.
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Get your current thyroid panel repeated and ask your gynaecologist about a pelvic ultrasound to check your ovaries and lining, since both can explain a delay like this.
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See your gynaecologist sooner if you develop pelvic pain, heavy bleeding, or your period doesn't start within the next couple of weeks.
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