Hi!
I know, that 5 mlU/mL means pregnancy.. but is HCG 1,0 mlU/mL normal for non-pregnant or does this mean, that it may be rising? I thought that for non-pregnant the HCG suppose to be 0 mlU/mL.

Your body does not produce HCG without implantation of a fertilized egg.

Some fertility drugs (gonadotropins) are HCG and therefore will show a pregnancy test positive when it's just the hormone supplements you are prescribed.

If you are on fertility drugs, make sure they aren't gonadotropins. If you are not on fertility treatments, you should have an HCG level of 0 unless you are pregnant (or have recently been pregnant)

Thanks for answering Margerle
As yesterday was 10 DPO and blood test showed 1,0 of HCG, then maybe there is hope for me this month

Crossing my fingers for you!

Uh, I asked the same question at the other message board too and I got an answer that levels 1-3 are normal for non-pregnant woman and it's just indicates that AF is coming very soon. Is it true? I'm so confused and anxious

No. There would have to be a fertilized egg implanting to cause any at all unless you're taking medication which is causing it to be in your system. Some women can have it and then have AF but this would actually be a very early m/c.

There isn't anything else in your body that can produce it.

Thanks It was very comforting

Well, what do you think when should I take another HPT?