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My last period was on 13.1.17.I had sex on 19,29 of January and 1,9,10 of February.We used condom everytime.I tested 5 Home pregnancy tests.All are negative.And beta HCG test is <0.1 mIU/ml.I read about articles saying the test is accurate a week after missing a period.My period is 2 weeks late now.But,articles also say that it is accurate 2 weeks after sex.I had sex the last time on 10.2.17.So,I am scared that may be I ovulated too late on that day and beta HCG test can't still detect it.Is it possible to ovulate 3 days before the period should come?Am I pregnant?Is it possible?What should I do next?Any information would be really helpful.Please.....
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Repeat your beta hCG test post 4 days of previous test.
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Ovulation occurs 14 days prior to next period.
Repeat Beta Hcg after 4 days of previous test. If still negative consult gynecologist.
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