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Beta HCG test

2021-05-28 05:37:18
I had unprotected intercourse on 16th February. I took an ipill on the next day. After that On 3rd April I did a serum beta HCG test and the report was 0.21 mIU/ml. What does this say about pregnancy? Please Confirm.
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There is no pregnancy

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Normal hCG levels in nonpregnant women are less than 10.0 mIU/mL

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According to ur tests non pregnant Further queries consult on practo

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Yes shes pregnant

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No pregnancy. As per non pregnancy level
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