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I am married , had intercourse during ovulation days , I have regular 28 days cycle , checked 29th day in pregnancy kit which showed faint line , on that day itself got brown bleeding for 3 days , today 32nd day again checked in pregnancy kit  it's showing double line . Took bhcg test on 30th day it is showing 0.5 they told to repeat test after 5 days . Plz tell me what to do now .
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Beta hcg is a confirmatory test..but should be done from a reputed lab.. For more info visit www.gynaetalks.com
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U rnot pregnant False positive occur with kits
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Beta HCG is negative for pregnancy.
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Bhcg less than 100 is confirmatory for absence of pregnancy Strip kits hv a false value esp with bleeding a false positive urine pregnancy test may be obtained Ur not pregnant N this is ur periods
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