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Lady89

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Quantitative Pregnancy Test Result Posted: 05-19-08 17:53pm


I recently had a blood pregnancy test taken and my results were 1.1. Although the lady from the lab said get a doctor to look over it to give you a yay or nay I looked at it and thought it was fairly easy to understand. If you were from 0-2.7 you weren't pregnant. So upset at the results I did something stupid and threw it away and now I'm regretting not getting a doctors opinion on it. Can any doctor or someones who's taken one tell me if I was correct in reading my results?????? Thank You

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Posted: 05-19-08 18:22pm


How many days past ovulation were you? Was it repeated to see if it was rising? • DPO, 14. HCG level, 48 mIU/ml. Range: 17-119 mIU/ml. • DPO, 15. HCG level, 59 mIU/ml. Range: 17-147 mIU/ml. • DPO, 16. HCG level, 95 mIU/ml. Range: 33-223 mIU/ml. • DPO, 17. HCG level, 132 mIU/ml. Range: 17-429 mIU/ml. • DPO, 18. HCG level, 292 mIU/ml. Range: 70-758 mIU/ml. • DPO, 19. HCG level, 303 mIU/ml. Range: 111-514 mIU/ml. • DPO, 20. HCG level, 522 mIU/ml. Range: 135-1690 mIU/ml. • DPO, 21. HCG level, 1061 mIU/ml. Range: 324-4130 mIU/ml. • DPO, 22. HCG level, 1287 mIU/ml. Range: 185-3279 mIU/ml. • DPO, 23. HCG level, 2034 mIU/ml. Range: 506-4660 mIU/ml. • DPO, 24. HCG level, 2637 mIU/ml. Range: 540-10,000 mIU/ml.

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