My beta hCG result is 3.10 mIU per ml. According to the report, the biological reference range is not detectable to 2.90 mIU/ml indicates non pregnant status. So, what does my result mean?

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Dr Siri Nallapu

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Your beta hCG level of 3.10 mIU per mL is slightly above the non pregnant range. This could indicate a very early pregnancy or a false positive. Please repeat after 48 to 72 hours to check for a rising trend. Rising levels indicate pregnancy.

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