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Why beta hcg in non pregnant?
I need to know why beta hcg elevation if am non pregnant?
Periods on June 3
Protected intercourse on June 11
Delayed and less periods on july 14 by taking primolut n
Beta hcg on july 6- 0.63
Beta hcg on july 16- 0.244
Beta hcg on july 31- 2.1
Took another on the same day since it was more than 2, result was 0.60
Currently taking krimson 35 for 12 days for ovarian cysts
Why beta hcg elevation?
Is it normal for a non pregnant to have 2.1 and 0.60 on the same day?
If not still chances of pregnancy? Even after 50 days of intercourse
Should I worry about 2.1 miu/ml
Explain the reason please
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
These are values corresponding to nonpregnant status
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. These values of Beta hcg are called insignificant . It is positive only when it is more than 50 . You need not worry as you are not pregnant . Value of 2 is insignificant and irrelevant .
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Dr. Isha Sunil
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Jammu
Bhcg value 2.1 is too low. You neednot worry about this value
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