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I had unprotected sex, and a few hours later, I took i-Pill. I got slight bleeding only for one day. I got a urine pregnancy test done thrice, and it was negative. My beta hCG was less than 2.3 mlU/ml. Please help.
I have reviewed your reports (attachments removed to protect the patient's identity), and everything seems fine. Have you consulted a gynecologist or a radiologist for the ultrasound? Based on your complaints and examinations, I do not think you are pregnant. Still, I suggest you visit your physician so that the doctor can perform a manual inspection of your reproductive organs and offer some laboratory tests.
I hope this information will help.
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