Beta HCG test

2025-09-04 07:03:23
My last periods were on 28/07 and haven't came yet. I did home pregnancy test on 01/09 it was negative. Then I did beta hcg test today and it's 6. Does that mean I'm pregnant? How do I stop this pregnancy as I don't want to conceive now?
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Repeat beta HCG and confirm whether you are pregnant or not.
Next Steps
send the report

Answered2025-09-04 18:07:27

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First confirm whether you are pregnant or not after one week You can't do anything at present to avoid pregnancy
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repeat Urine pregnancy test after one week

Answered2025-09-04 11:08:08

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Hi good afternoon Thnxs for your question If you missed ur regular period than do urinary pregnancy test with morning sample and inform me result so that I can advise u in better way I need to see ur hcg report Can u send me pic of that report For further guidance on it and medicine Use my online consulting link so that we can discuss ur quary and advise you accordingly and guide u MY Online link is PRAC.TO/DRPANCHANI

Answered2025-09-04 10:32:18

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Connect

Answered2025-09-04 09:47:36

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Generally b hcg value should be more than 25 to consider pregnancy

Answered2025-09-04 09:28:45

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Get a repeat b hcg done after 48 hours of the first test report And consult a gynaecologist !

Answered2025-09-04 09:25:19

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Beta hcg 6 means just border line not confirmed so you can wait for one more wk

Answered2025-09-04 09:25:11

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Bhcg titers need to be repeated after 48 hours to see if they are increasing or not In case you are pregnant that is the titers are increasing you are pregnant and to terminate a pregnancy you will have to meet a doctor in person you cannot be helped online as per the MTP rules

Answered2025-09-05 05:22:37

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Repeat beta hCG Connect

Answered2025-09-04 14:41:27

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Not pregnant. Repeat the test after  a week.

Answered2025-09-04 10:55:39

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