When to do a beta HCG test while using birth control pills?

I found a pill in the middle of the test, what kind of pill is this?

To @Bingo123:

Spotting is a common side effect of hormonal contraception, which can occur not only at the beginning of use, but also after a long time, e.g. as a result of illness or excessive stress. Usually, this is not a cause for concern. If the pills are used as prescribed, contraceptive protection is maintained. If spotting persists, it is worth visiting a gynecologist to rule out non-hormonal causes.

I've been taking birth control pills for 4 years, I got spotting in the middle of taking the blister (2 days) is it something worrying? Could this mean pregnancy? I've never had spotting while taking pills before

To @Guliya:

This is unlikely, but you can confirm the result by taking a second test or a beta-hCG blood test.

Hello, I was taking contraceptives :Yarina" now 1 time delay test negative can the test be wrong?

To @Aleksandra: The test result can be considered reliable. Birth control pills do not interfere with the results of beta-hCG tests.

Good morning, I take Atywia Daily tablets. I performed the Beta hcg blood test 19 days after intercourse - the result came out negative (

@ Oniaaa222 A betaHCG test performed about 10 days after conception may indicate the correct result. After fertilization, there is no intercourse. Fertilization can occur even after 3-5 days after intercourse. Such a test should preferably be performed on the day of the expected menstruation or about 15 days after intercourse, to talk about credibility at all.

Can I do a beta HcG blood test bought at a pharmacy two days after intercourse in which it was possible to fertilize and will I get the correct result after such a short time after intercourse?

To @Basia: No, birth control pills do not affect the results of the beta-hCG test.

Could it be that the blood pregnancy test in the lab is negative that I did during the contraceptive pill that the pills affect the result of the hcg beta from the blood? Is there no risk and I can do the test and how it comes out negative is 100% there is no pregnancy and the pills did not affect it?

To @Basia: Yes, the test will show the correct result.

If pregnancy will be with contraceptive pills, beta hcg from the blood will show it, although I still use them and I did not stop them?

I still have a question: if a person somewhere touches a surface with his blood and I touch it after it, and I have upturned skins, he has a mouth that sometimes nibbles, what is the risk of an infectious disease?

For @Kasia: You can take a blood test for beta HCG while taking birth control pills. Tablets do not affect the level of this hormone, so they will not interfere with the test result and the result can be considered reliable. If the concentration oscillates below mlU/ml, it means that you are not pregnant.

So I could do a blood test during half a pack of anti-pills during active tablets? I do not have to put them away? And I can make in half a pack of anti tablets?

And the blood test also only after such a time?

21 days from intercourse and will be reliable

As the intercourse was on February 14 and the blood test I did on March 17 is a reliable result will be?

No. It will always come out good, no matter that you take pills. If you came out negative, you are not pregnant

Can a negative blood test come out when taking anti pills? With the tablet so affected?

I mean the most blood test from the lab or can come out negative by anti tablets that's what I mean

In the laboratory, just as pregnancy does not come out, it means that it does not exist

I explained to you, the pills will not falsify the result. There will be pregnancy, there will be 2 lines, there will be no pregnancy, there will be 1 line. It does not matter that you take pills.

I understand that anti pills can not cause a negative blood test result in labo and yet pregnancy will be?

Tablets do not affect the result of the test, if there is no negative pregnancy. 21 days after intercourse is one hundred percent sure test.

So through the pills I can not get a negative result from the blood and the pregnancy will be?

The test will show well despite the pills

Is it possible to get a negative blood pregnancy test result through anti pills? That pregnancy will be and the blood test will indicate the lack of it by anti tablets?

To @Asia: Infection is unlikely.

What if, for example, someone who has a bloody wound touched a surface and it dried up a bit, and I touched it and touched the nasal mucosa? What is the risk of infection?

To @Pola: I have already answered your questions about the beta-hCG study. Sperm after 10 minutes outside (eg on paper, sheets, etc.) will not be able to fertilize.

And is sperm after 10 minutes in the air capable of fertilization?

Can beta hcg hormones fluctuate despite the lack of pregnancy? One day will be a different value and the next another? Can it be that anti tablets can affect the result of tests with a negative result and pregnancy will be? Can't they.?

To @Asia: HIV and HCV are not very contagious and infection occurs as a result of contact with the patient's blood - they are not transmitted through saliva. HBV, on the other hand, can be transmitted through saliva (although this route is rare), but in the situation you described, infection is unlikely.

Hormone beta hcg without pregnancy also will not be permanent can change a little?

And despite the fact that she is a little different does not indicate pregnancy this beta so jumps?

Hello, I have a question about the risk of contracting HCV, hbv and HIV when I had a tiny wound on my hands and while feeding an elderly person I was accidentally licked by him on this hand. Can you also get infected if you touch a person without a glove, who has a valve stuck in your hand, but without touching it after it, and having a wound on your hand?

To @Pola: Yes, it is possible.

But it's normal that in one day I go for example 0.14 and in a few days 0.20?

Up to @Pola: No, all results below 5 mIU/ml mean no pregnancy. Fluctuations do not matter here.

But such fluctuations do not indicate pregnancy? And it can not be so that as I take the pill that beta will not show pregnancy?

To @Pola: Yes, there may be such differences, because this study is not so precise as to accurately determine results below 1 mIU/ml.

Is it despite the lack of pregnancy that can change every day? That in one day is 0.14 later eg 0.13 and then 0.21 is normal that this hormone can change Sir despite the lack of pregnancy?

To @Pola: Yes, they can. This test does not allow such a precise (decimal value) determination of beta-hCG concentration.

And how they were performed in the same laboratory, they can differ minimally? What does it depend on that beta hcg also changes despite the lack of pregnancy?

To @Pola: Yes, the results of the beta-hCG test may vary slightly depending on the date or place of the test. Birth control pills do not affect the concentration of the hormone beta-hCG.