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Wait for two days more for the periods to come on its own and if necessary To clear your doubts get an ultrasound pelvis done to rule out any pathology and follow up with reports.

An hCG level of less than 5 mIU/mL is considered negative for pregnancy, and anything above 25 mIU/mL is considered positive for pregnancy. ... The hCG hormone is measured in milli-international units per milliliter (mIU/mL)
You are therefore negative

It is a good medicine, does not come under addiction category. You can take it under a psychiatrist advise and follow up to be on the same. If anxiety is well controlled trial titration and stoppage can be adopted by the psychiatrist in discussion with you. All the best.

Yes this is positive report, Urine and serum samples of non pregnant females usually contain less than 5 mIU/ml hCG.

The beta HCG test is the standard pregnancy test. It becomes positive between one week and two weeks after conception. Thus, by the time you read this, you will likely be able to take a pregnancy test and the results will be real.

Yes stoppage Of beta blocker eye drops for glaucoma in a patient who is hypertensive can cause rebound hypertension

No using bp tablet Angicam beta {50 mcg}, cannot cause heart enlargement.and if you have enlargement it is the disease itself causing enlargement

Hi,
Arkamine is not the medicine which is started initially until you have a derrange kidney.
Arkamine has to be withdrawn gradually and not all of a sudden.
If you are taking it thrice daily than change it to twice daily and then once daily and then stop.
Keep monitoring your bp.

A urine pregnancy test looks for a hormone called Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) that is found in the urine during pregnancy. Having your period during the test should not interfere with the accuracy of these results. Within about 2 weeks after conception, there is enough of this hormone to show up in the urine.

Not pregnant.
HCG is too low and is not suggestive of pregnancy. The increased levels of prolactin is the cause of delay in periods. You can consult a gynecologist and start with bromocriptine and progesterone therapy to get a withdrawal bleeding and to again normalize the raised prolactin levels.