Hi I'm 5 weeks after beta hcg intercourse after 4 weeks from s...

The results of the beta hCG test give reliable results 14 days after intercourse, and the highest concentration of beta hCG occurs about 8 weeks of pregnancy (i.e. potentially about 8 weeks after intercourse). Thus, the result obtained 40 days after intercourse is certainly reliable.

Therefore, I was just wondering if beta hcg after 4 weeks from intercourse is reliable because I read so much and apparently it is reliable in the days of the expected month but I took contraceptive pills so I could not determine when it will be.

Pregnancy can be ruled out, especially since you performed a gynecological examination and beta hCG, and the results came out negative.

So after such a time no longer repeat the pregnancy test? Is he 100% sure after such a time after intercourse? Beta hcg at 4 weeks after intercourse was

After such a time, the result of the pregnancy test is reliable, and in addition, you used contraceptive pills during the aforementioned intercourse, so I would exclude pregnancy.

Today I did a pregnancy test for certainty 41 days after intercourse and this is the 5th day without minipyla negative thoughts you can exclude the pregnancy I can exclude or do another test for certainty?

No, withdrawal bleeding cannot occur when taking tablets, as it is caused by the withdrawal of hormones that are taken with the tablets. Of course, bleeding can be delayed or be very scanty - there is nothing to worry about.

And if I had bleeding while taking pills and discontinued mini-pills during this bleeding, should I have one more bleeding so-called withdrawal bleeding or was it just bleeding? Because the 4th day is without a tablet and I still do not have bleeding only today a little rozowego on paper and that's it. So a little stressful

For @Anonim: When using mini-pills, typical menstruation also does not occur, since ovulation does not occur. The absence of a break in use and the associated absence of withdrawal bleeding and possible irregular bleeding is a feature that distinguishes single-component contraceptive pills from two-component ones. Bleeding in case of discontinuation of the drug usually occurs within 2-3 days. The following thread describes in detail the process of discontinuation of single-component contraceptive pills: https://www.gdziepolek.pl/opinie-i-pytania/7793/azalia-kiedy-po-odstawieniu-jednoskladnikowego-srodka-antykoncepcyjnego-wystapi

And with mini-pills is the same because I took cerelle?

For @Anonim: When using birth control pills, menstruation does not occur, and withdrawal bleeding - caused by taking placebo pills (usually the last 7 or 4 tablets of the blister) or interruptions in taking the pills. In that case, if the bleeding occurred while using contraceptive pills (placebo), it is just withdrawal bleeding. It is difficult to predict when the first, ordinary menstruation will occur after stopping the pills, because when using contraceptive pills, the natural cycle may be dysregulated. Menstruation often occurs about 28 days after stopping the pills, but if it is delayed or occurs earlier - there is no reason to worry.

I consulted a gynecologist because I wanted to stop taking birth control pills. Bleeding I got 25.02 on Friday came out as if the month because 28 days have passed said that I can already stop taking them at this stage so on Sunday I no longer took the contraceptive pill. Will the withdrawal bleeding now appear or can it be a little later if I stopped taking the contraceptive pills during the bleeding?