What does a beta hCG result mean <0,10 mIL/ml w 2. dniu po stosunku?

To @Gaja:

You can rule out pregnancy.

11 weeks after intercourse I forgot to write

11 weeks beta HCG result 0.2mlu what to think? Is it time to rule out pregnancy?

To @Olaola:

You do not have to repeat the test. Pregnancy can be ruled out.

Two months after intercourse, I made a beta test with 0.2 ml blood, do I have to repeat it again?

If I have done 60 blood betas since intercourse and the result was 0.2 mlu, is it 100% sure and do I still need to repeat the test? Please reply.

And does the beta increase very quickly by the second week of pregnancy? What is it like?

So there is no point in repeating the blood beta, when it comes to menstruation, the first bleeding I had was seven days less abundant than usual, and the last two bleedings were three days long and were already normal in terms of abundance. Do I have anything to worry about if I have seven days and three days?

To @olaola:

No, you can't menstruate and be pregnant at the same time. Many women notice bleeding occurring in the first weeks of pregnancy. Some mothers-to-be confuse it with menstruation without suspecting that they have become pregnant. However, this is not a period, but the so-called implantation bleeding. It does not occur in all women. When it appears, it is less abundant and lasts less than menstruation. Most often, it takes place within the expected period. Other symptoms of embryo implantation include breast soreness, nausea, excessive sensitivity to smells or frequent bladder urgency.

As for beta hCG, it reaches its highest concentration between the 60th and 90th day of pregnancy, so the result would be much higher than 0.2mIU/ml.

And would the beta HCG result already be greater than 0.2 mlu if there was a pregnancy?

And is it possible to have a period and be pregnant, there is such a thing?

To @olaola:

If you have already had three bleeds since intercourse, you are not pregnant.

Bleeding after sex, especially irregular bleeding, can also be caused by an infection or other medical conditions, so it's best to consult a gynecologist to determine the cause. It's worth noting that some women experience bleeding early in pregnancy, but this is a relatively rare occurrence.

If you have any doubts about your health and the result of the beta-hCG test, I encourage you to consult your doctor. Your doctor will be able to perform a full assessment and decide if additional tests are necessary. If you do not have the opportunity to take advantage of the advice, I am attaching a link to the online teleconsultation:

https://www.gdziepolek.pl/telekonsultacja/z-ginekologiem

As for repeating the beta test, it is not necessary if the result is negative.

Good morning, I did a beta 60 days after intercourse, a result of 0.2, I know that this means no pregnancy, but my question is different, if I have had three bleeds since intercourse can I be pregnant, I read that even though you have a period you can be pregnant. And do I still need to repeat the beta with blood?