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My beta hcg levels have not increased in 48 hrs. i took a clearblue digital test today and it read the same as 23/12/18 i.e 2-3 weeks. i have pcos. is there any possibility that i could still be pregnant and that the pregnancy could return to normal?
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Blood test: You need to take a blood test for HCG and and repeat that after 2-3 days.
Answered 1/6/2019
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