Question 1

is an hcg level of 710 normal for 4 weeks?

Accepted Answer

Could be: You have to repeat it to see if it is rising. You can't interpret it with just one number.

Question 2

my hcg level was 43,996 how many weeks am i ?

Accepted Answer

It doesn't correlate: The HCG level does not tell you the number of weeks into a pregnancy. It would be like asking, "I'm driving 87 miles per hour, so how far from Los Angeles am I?" Nobody can tell. A study of over 8000 women shows how wide the HCG range can be. It found women with an HCG in the 40,000's anytime between 7 and 37 weeks of pregnancy. Look at - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4584104/

Question 3

should my hcg level be the same a week later?

Accepted Answer

It should be higher: Your pregnancy hormone level usually doubles every 2-3 days until 16 weeks of pregnancy. Especially during the first weeks of pregnancy. Your answer depends on how far along you are and what the level is. Have you had an ultrasound? As long as there is an established pregnancy in your uterus with a heartbeat over 120 beats per minute its ok, if not worry about a tubal pregnancy or failed pregnancy.

Question 4

hcg level at 5 weeks 5 days 1920 is this low?

Accepted Answer

No: There is wide variation on normal HCG levels. See this site for more info.
http://americanpregnancy.org/duringpregnancy/hcglevels.html.

Question 5

my hcg level was 8,649 at 4 weeks. is this high?

Accepted Answer

Does not seem high: Your blood betaHCG levels rise very rapidly during early .They  will usually double every 48 to 50 hours and their fluctuation may be affected by the sex of your fetus and by your ethnicity, your age, your body weight and other factors.

Question 6

hcg level is 189000 at 9 weeks 1 day.is it fine?

Accepted Answer

HCG levels by dates: It sounds ok.  There is quite a wide variation in normal bhcg levels according to estimated weeks of pregnancy and a level of 189, 000 at 9 1/7 weeks is within the expected rage.

Question 7

6 weeks 6 days. hcg level is 41,972 is that normal?

Accepted Answer

Check your sonogram: A transvaginal pelvic sonogram  (dating scan, localization scan  or viability scan) performed by a skilled certified sonographer will provide you a better answer to your question.

Question 8

at 5 weeks hcg level  was 27700 that's way high wats that mean?

Accepted Answer

See below: It could mean incorrect dating, multiple gestation, or certain types of tumors.

Question 9

i just reached 5 weeks and my hcg level was 624. is that normal?

Accepted Answer

Yes: There is marked variation in the normal levels of HCG. See this site for more info.

http://americanpregnancy.org/duringpregnancy/hcglevels.html

Question 10

my hcg level on 4th week was 277 and after 5 day it was 648.. is it normal?

Accepted Answer

Look for doubling: Not sure if the level is too low in general but we look for doubling of the HCG level every two to three days in early pregnancy.  What's the progesterone level - should be monitored as well as it supports a healthy early pregnancy.     With doubling, 277 should become 554 (or thereabouts) two to three days later, then 1108 two to three days after that.

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Hcg level at 5 weeks 5 days 1920 is this low?

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6 weeks 6 days. hcg level is 41,972 is that normal?

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At 5 weeks hcg level was 27700 that's way high wats that mean?

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I just reached 5 weeks and my hcg level was 624. is that normal?

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My hcg level on 4th week was 277 and after 5 day it was 648.. is it normal?

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