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Do I need to perform B hcg again?
I am unmarried and I dont want pregnancy.
I had my period from 2-5 september.
Then my last meeting with my fiance was on 6th or 15 th sept. Got period on 30 sept (light flow) only 4 pads used in 3 days
Did b hcg on 8 oct- negative
Got period on 26 oct (light to moderate flow) 6 pads used in 3 days
Did b hcg on 30 oct-negative
Did b hcg on 24 nov- negative
Got periods on 26 nov-normal flow 7 pads used in 3-4 days.
Do i need to do b hcg again? Or it is sure than I am not pregnant?
I have old hypothyroid also. Last thyroid profile test was done 2-3 years ago
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You must be facing this probably because of hormonal imbalance for which investigations and scan is required
Consult for further intervention
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Dr Pooja Kolhe
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Relax u can stop testing
Ur not pregnant
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