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Beta hcg level test

2017-02-16 03:10:54
My gf took a beta hcg test yesterday and the results were <1.20. And it's been more than 4 weeks since her last menstrual period. I just wanted to ask that it does means for sure that she's not pregnant cz she took Ipill on 30th Dec with period / withdrawal bleeding (confused since it lasted for shorter duration) which took place in one week after she took the Ipill. So please tell us that whether the result of <1.20 means she's not pregnant considering the above scenario.
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Yes. Sure she is not pregnant. If the laboratory is reliable.

Answered2017-02-17 10:11:09

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