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Negative beta HCG even after egg rupture
After fertility treatment .sperm test was normal .egg was ruptured ,I have regular contact..but no period ..missed period after 2 days beta HCG was negative
Is it possible to get negative in blood pregnancy test even after the missed period? and dpo near 16days
If the egg not fertilised ..egg breakdown and periods come .. Still no period . What happened to egg?
I know beta HCG was accurate even before missed period ..then how it become negative after missed period ?? Egg rupture date 19th October..
I am not pregnant ..y egg not fertilised?
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Repeat test
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Egg survives for maximum 24 hours post ovulation. Unferilised egg is a single cell which gets destroyed if dint meet the sperm.
Urine Pregnancy test will show positive only after 50 units of B HCG.
IF THERE IS DELAY BEYOND A WEEK. REPEAT Urine Pregnancy test.
If period happens then u dint get pregnant this cycle
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