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2nd line light colour for upt
Hello doctor.. i have pcod.. i was conceived one year back just after getting hsg scan but unfortunately got misscarriage around 10 weeks.. 2 months back i started taking letroz but got bleeding around one week after missing period with lower abdominal pain from the date of my period.. at that time also i got 2nd line faint in upt test.. then went for blood test.. my hcg levels are 9.5.. then last month i started taking progesterone 200mg twice a daily from 17th day of my period.. i had taken this from 17th day to 28th day.. today is 32th day.. i didn't get period.. yesterday also i checked upt.. got 2nd line light and today also got light colour line.. it is pregnancy occured or not madam.. ?? if occured, shall I start progesterone tablet ?? please reply doctor..
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We can confirm only with your serum beta hcg values of the kit line is faint. So do beta hcg
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Hello dear, kindly get ur serum beta hcg level first.. then repeat after 48 hours
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