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Pregnancy test kit interpretation
“My menstrual cycle is 32–34 days. I am sexually active but I always use protection. I am on the 42nd day of my cycle. No sign of periods. I did a pregnancy test on the 37th day and it came negative. I used first morning urine. I tested again on the 42nd day. It’s showing an extremely faint colourless streak in the T. I have no other symptoms. What should I do? Is that streak a faint positive or an evaporation line?”
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Get a blood test beta hcg done
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The test that you have shared is negative. Please get your beta HCG level tested and consult a Gynaecologist for further management
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1) Get a Serum Beta-hCG blood test : This is the gold standard and will give you a definitive "yes" or "no" regarding pregnancy, completely removing the guesswork of urine test strips.
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2) Clinical follow-up : If the blood test is negative and your period still does not start within the next few days, I recommend scheduling an in-person consultation. A doctor may perform a pelvic ultrasound to check your endometrial lining and may prescribe medication to safely induce your period
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Do serum beta HCG . Connect online
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Looking to the picture it is negative but still you can confirm it with the help of blood test that is serum beta HCG test
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Please get serum beta hcg done to confirm the pregnancy
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