Yes, a beta hCG result of 1167 mIU/ml indicates pregnancy.

This level of beta hCG is typical for the early stages of pregnancy, usually around 4-5 weeks, when the hormone begins to rise rapidly. This result confirms the likelihood of pregnancy. This value is so high that with a normal pregnancy, the gestational follicle should be visible during an ultrasound examination (usually at a concentration above 1200 mIU/ml) – if the ultrasound does not show a follicle, further diagnostics is necessary to rule out an ectopic pregnancy or other complications. I recommend consulting a gynaecologist who will assess the result in the context of symptoms and perform appropriate follow-up tests.

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