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In ectopic pregnancy HCG level can down less then 1 miu/ml if tested 12 week later from the date of intercourse?
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if you need confirmation fir ectopic pregnancy u need ultrasound ..
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Connect please
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8 percentage of ectopic pregnancy can hv negative bhcg The diagnosis is then by transvaginal scan
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Less than 1 means no pregnancy
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If it's less than 1 miu/ ml. There is no pregnancy
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No if less than 1 its not pregnancy
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Do you mean 12 days? 12 days may be less , for beta HCG to turn positive, so if you have doubt, repeat the test after 5 days. If you meant 12 weeks, and test is negative, there definitely is no pregnancy
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