Question 1

hcg level 105 how far along?

Accepted Answer

3-4 weeks: There is considerable variability in normal pregnancies. See this site for more info.
http://americanpregnancy.org/duringpregnancy/hcglevels.html.

Question 2

is a hcg level of 19 good or bad?

Accepted Answer

Neither: It depends on your perspective. An HCG level of 5 or less indicates no pregnancy. A level above 25 indicates pregnancy. 19 is in between and it would be prudent to repeat the test in 2-3 days.

Question 3

is a hcg level of 512 at 5weeks ok?

Accepted Answer

HCG: One HCG result cannot in any way be used to reassure you.  That would be impossible. HCG changes and the changes are what tell us if the pregnancy is healthy or not. 512 seems very low.

Question 4

beta hcg level is 226.0 is this good?

Accepted Answer

Good?: Are you trying to get pregnant? One HCG result is not in any way diagnostic of a healthy pregnancy. Being more than Zero, however, means there is something going on.

Question 5

what are the causes of a high hcg level?

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy or tumor: Hcg is the normal hormonal product of the placenta and so levels are high in pregnancy; a urine pregnancy test looks for hcg.  However some tumors also produce hcg, so a high level in a man, or in a non-pregnant woman, strongly suggests a tumor that needs to be found and treated as soon as possible.

Question 6

my hcg level is 182 what does that mean?

Accepted Answer

Pregnant: Blood HCG levels above 5 are generally due to pregnancy. The levels vary widely in normal pregnancies. See this site for more info.

http://americanpregnancy.org/duringpregnancy/hcglevels.html.

Question 7

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 8

can your hcg level drop and then get higher?

Accepted Answer

Maybe: Serial HCG levels are done sometimes to establish pregnancy. If pregnant, the levels will rise in a predictable way. If levels drop consistently that can indicate a failed pregnancy. However, a single dip in levels followed by rising levels may just be a lab error with the one low result. Your doctor can confirm pregnancy with an ultrasound if needed.

Question 9

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 10

how far along am i if my hcg level is 50,000?

Accepted Answer

HCG levels: Serum HCG levels are done to make certain that the pregnancy is progressing appropriately, but the numeric level of HCG will not tell you "how far along" the pregnancy is. Since the levels vary with time and the individual , there is no "standard" for a given amount detected, just reassurance that the pregnancy is still going normally.

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