Is it a miscarriage?

You have already received an answer to the same question you asked earlier: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/19577/escapelle-czy-wynik-beta-hcg-ponizej-0-2-mlu-ml-oznacza-ciaze To @Mamtobe2: "Repeat the beta HCG test in 2-3 days and consult a doctor. If the pain persists or worsens - you should consult a doctor as soon as possible." In turn, in the next question, you added a scan of your result: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/86449/staram-sie-odziecko-juz-9miesiecy-w-marcu-doswiaczylam-poronienia The result of chorionic gonadotropin after - presumably - two weeks after possible fertilization very slightly exceeds the level at which pregnancy is determined according to the standards of most laboratories. At the same time, according to the standard of the laboratory in which you performed the beta hCG determination "outside pregnancy" there is a result "up to 5.30", and you obtained a lower result. The occurrence of normal, regular menstrual bleeding at the expected time indicates that the patient is not pregnant - it has not occurred or it has not persisted. In pregnancy, menstrual bleeding does not occur, and subsequent results of chorionic gonadotropin levels should increase intensively. In the case of a so-called biochemical pregnancy, sometimes pregnancy tests may still show a positive result for some time. At the same time, miscarriages occurring between the 2nd and 5th week of pregnancy are not uncommon - sometimes a woman does not even have the opportunity to realize that something has happened in a given cycle. Miscarriage at a very early stage is difficult to diagnose in a gynecological or ultrasound examination, but if you would like to get an opinion and a diagnosis of your current state of health, you should ask a doctor, because it is not possible to decide on the forum whether you have had a miscarriage. Contact with a doctor in the case of severe or unusual ailments was also suggested by your colleague in the answer quoted in the introduction.