To @Wiola:

A beta hCG result of 0.506 mIU/ml indicates very low levels of this hormone, which usually means no pregnancy.

Hello, what does a beta result of 0.506 mlu/ml mean?

Up to @Maluna:

A slight brownish discharge that occurred instead of menstruation can be a symptom of several different conditions. Spotting instead of a typical menstrual period can occur in a variety of circumstances, including hormonal disorders, polyps, uterine fibroids, or other health problems. Delayed menstruation can also be caused by other factors, such as stress, changes in diet, intense physical activity or hormonal disorders.

It is important not to underestimate this symptom and consult a doctor.

I have such a problem, today I thought I got my period, but it's not menstruation. Is it some slight brownish discharge, could it be that fertilization has just occurred, that the embryo has implanted, or is it not possible because I am 5 days after the due date of my menstrual period???

Up to @Maluna:

If you have missed your period in a given month, it may not necessarily be related to pregnancy. This can be caused by other factors, such as stress or hormonal disorders. However, it is worth consulting a doctor for further diagnosis and possibly repeating the hCG test at a later date to obtain more precise information.

And if there is no menstruation this month, do we also have a chance to get pregnant?

A beta hCG result of 0.400 mIU/ml is below the normal range, which should be at least 5 mIU/ml to confirm pregnancy. This result suggests that she is not pregnant.

And is this result of 0.400 normal or is it elevated ??

It's hard to say because my husband and I are trying to have a baby almost every day, I ovulated 24 or 25. Now my period has stopped, my stomach hurts and I'm terribly nervous, my breasts hurt and I don't know what's going on.

And how long after the potential conception did you have the test?

And is there a chance that this result has not yet detected pregnancy and it is, for example?

Up to @Maluna:

A beta hCG result of 0.400 mIU/mL does not indicate pregnancy. Usually, a pregnancy test is considered positive when your beta hCG concentration is above 5 mIU/ml. In your case, the result is below this threshold, which suggests that you are not pregnant.

If you don't have a period, it can be due to a variety of factors, such as stress, hormonal changes, health issues, or irregularity in your menstrual cycles. It is worth consulting a doctor to determine the cause of amenorrhea and discuss the next steps in trying to conceive.

And is this result okay, I don't have my period and I'm trying to have a baby .I thought this result was positive .if not then why don't I have a period