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Am I really pregnant?

I just did a HCG blood test and got a BFN at 10 DPO (HCG <1).
Usually my HCG levels are at 0.01 and I'm confused as to whether I took the test too early?
I was on my first round of Clomid 150mg from CD 2-6 and I've heard that Clomid tends to delay ovulation.
So is there any chance that I may be pregnant and since my HCG levels are VERY low, it may take some time to rise?
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268356 tn?1236002604
Alot of labs will put < 1 but not the actual amount. So, more than likely too soon or not pg. I would wait about 5 - 7 days since the clomid does sometimes make you ovulate later than normal.
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Ya, my HCG was less than 1.
Still didn't get my AF and it's CD 30.
Hoping to test later on and keeping my fingers crossed ;)
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325319 tn?1220588398
your hcg was less than 1..is that what your saying?? anything less than 5 is considered not pregnant. id say get it tested in a few days and see if it goes up at all. good luck!!
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There is definitely a chance!  According to the American pregnancy association:

"An hCG level of less than 5mIU/ml is considered negative for pregnancy, and anything above 25mIU/ml is considered positive for pregnancy."

Your value is between those given above so its ambiguous but DEFINITELY a chance.
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