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I am 9 days late sinse my mensus date n my beta hcg test shows 1.25. can i stil b pregnant as i hav symptoms lik sore breast , frequent urination , so on?
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Unlikely: If HCG was 1.25 at 9 days after missed period, you are very unlikely to be pregnant. You may wish to repeat it in a week or so.
Answered 3/22/2020
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