Question 1

Today is the expected day of my period, but I have not gotten it yet. Can I take a pregnancy test tomorrow morning, and will it give an accurate result?

Question 2

I had a day 5 frozen embryo transfer (blastocyst) on 4th July. Initially, I experienced period like cramps and pelvic discomfort for 3 to 4 days, but since then I have not had any such symptoms. I am worried about whether I am pregnant. My doctor has asked me to come on 19th July for a Beta HCG test. Can I check a home pregnancy test today to get an idea of whether I am pregnant?

Question 3

Mam and sir my friend took beta hcg blood test two times. First on 27th October the next day after missed periods it was negative. Then she again took beta hcg blood test on 30th October that was positive. Now my question is what can be the reason for the false hcg result before? So from this above incident I am forced to ask you when to take beta hcg test after missed periods or after 2 weeks of intercourse which is more accurate and more reliable? In the above case if he would have considered that she is not pregnant then the scenario can be the worst. So please reply when is the best time to take beta hcg after 15 days of sex or after missed period?

I missed my period on 24th October. My pregnancy test was positive. After 3 days I started bleeding. Now the bleeding has slowed down and I tested beta hcg blood. The report is 5.2 mul. What does it mean? Am I still pregnant or did I lose it?

A Beta HCG of 5.2 mIU/mL is not enough to confirm ongoing pregnancy. Combined with bleeding, this likely indicates a very early miscarriage or chemical pregnancy. Pregnancy tests may remain positive for a few days after loss.

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Today is the expected day of my period, but I have not gotten it yet. Can I take a pregnancy test tomorrow morning, and will it give an accurate result?