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Bleeding during pregnancy

2017-03-19 07:49:17
My pregnancy test came positive on 8th march and during my 5th week i started bleeding heavily. Got an ultrasound done which showed nothing but just a wall 15mm thick and beta hcg level was 27. Bleeding since last 4 days, doctor says i was not pregnancy and i should take this as my periods but the test was positive. Now im confused, was I pregnant or not?
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Hi, it is called chemical pregnancy that  means positive for beta HCG and no pregnancy sac or you may be aborted normal early pregnancy completely.

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