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I had a bhcg blood result of 2,23 mui/ml. i know this is a not pregnant result, but could it mean that i was pregnant, briefly, and miscarried?
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Beta: I could mean that, yes. It could also mean a host of other things such as a growth that produces the hormone. Your best option would be to discuss these findings with your provider.
Answered 7/12/2016
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