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Is this pregnant. Can hcg increase
My last period was on 5th September.
My periods are not always on the dot.. it can get one week early or 1 week late.
I had unprotected sex on 30th October. I did not get my period till now
On 11th October I went to get a beta hcg test.
I have attached the results.
Is there any chance that it will increase in the coming week? Or is it conclusively negative?
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Wait for the onset of periods and consult if u are having delayed periods
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wait for 1 more week to get periods
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
You are not pregnant
you can take medicine to help you get your periods
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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Hyderabad
It wont increase further wait for periods
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