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Dr. Andrew Rynne
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Suggest Treatment For Terminating A Pregnancy

I FORGETTING MY CERAZETTE CONTRACEPTIVE ON 26-11-2011 , MY LATTEST MENSES ON 15-11-2011 ,I STARTING THE FIRST TAB ON 15-11-2011 , SEX WAS ON 27-11-2011 I DO NOT WANT TO BE PREGNANT , I DO B-HCG TITER TEST

THE RESULT 2.7 MLU/ML PLEASE GIVE ME ADVICE

AGE 37

I HAVE 4 KIDS

Mon, 9 Feb 2015
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Hello,
The serum beta-hCG titres are non-significant and do not suggest pregnancy. If you have missed a single pill and made it up on the next day, there should not be any problem. Yet, I would ask for a repeat estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres after a couple of days to see if the levels are rising. Rising titres are positive evidence of pregnancy. If this is seen, a trans-vaginal sonogram should be done to look for the position of the gestation sac and the age of the pregnancy. Please see a specialist for further help. Take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Terminating A Pregnancy

Hello, The serum beta-hCG titres are non-significant and do not suggest pregnancy. If you have missed a single pill and made it up on the next day, there should not be any problem. Yet, I would ask for a repeat estimation of the serum beta-hCG titres after a couple of days to see if the levels are rising. Rising titres are positive evidence of pregnancy. If this is seen, a trans-vaginal sonogram should be done to look for the position of the gestation sac and the age of the pregnancy. Please see a specialist for further help. Take care.