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Help with reading hcg beta test
I got two faint lines, to the extent that it doesn't show clearly on camera, in plush kit and neg in prega news kit. I got a blood test done. My last period was 29 june and i have pcos so my periods are irregular they sometimes stretch to 41 days or 45. My test result says <2 but the reference number for the lab is confusing. I have attached the report. Please confirm if this is considered pregnant or not.
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Standard laboratory reference for serum beta hCG uses a cutoff of about 5 mIU/mL for the non-pregnant range. With PCOS your cycles can stretch to 45 days, so a delayed period on its own does not mean pregnancy. Faint kit lines read beyond the window can be evaporation marks.
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Please book a gynaecologist consult to plan a workup for irregular cycles and PCOS management.
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No pregnancy and go check after 48 hrs
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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Negative for pregnancy, u can repeat after 48 hours if u want
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Negative result
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Negative for pregnancy
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