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Can pregnancy be detected on 5th day ???
Hi, i am 35 yrs female, i was trying for second pregnancy. I have thyroid and pcod. But my cycle was regular. I missed my periods on 3june and cycle is 30-32 days, i took the home pregnancy test on 5th day after the missed periods and it, was showing positive. But i have no symptoms of pregnancy now. Earlier for 2 days it was full of nausea day. But now no symptom. So am I pregnant or not?
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Pregnancy is positive
You can start on folic acid tablets
It’s completely normal if nausea is absent
Check beta hcg levels
Consult your gynec and schedule for a early scan to confirm intrauterine pregnancy
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Yes.. You are pregnant.. Start follic acid and take rest...
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Yes it's a positive. Start with folic acid supplement.
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
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Yes it is positive. Go for bhcg after 3 weaks
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