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Is Im still pregnant!!!???
Hi, I got a positive pregnancy test on this Friday morning but later on that same day i started spotting only two spots in dark brown. And on Saturday onwards I started to spot more in the same color. Tested hcg on Saturday it was 42.Now I'm having periods like bleeding. I'm I still pregnant?? my lmp was 3rd of July. My cycles are between 29-31 days. Next hcg is on Wed. But before that I wanted to know whether there is still hope for me.should I take rest. Thank you
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Get done ultrasonography.
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Dr. Yogesh Kumar Sehrawat
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11 yrs exp
Delhi
Ultrasound for better.
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Dr. Reena Kawatra
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39 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Seems like a missed abortion,or a early miscarriages,if the betahcg test shows dropped values then probably the pregnancy cannot be continued, an ultrasound will clarify your doubts if in case u want more clarity.
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