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I am 28 years old (pcos/1st ivf). beta hcg 14dpo is 24.8. is it too low? also, my doctor has withdrawn progesterone support. will it affect pregnancy?
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Strange: It is on the low side but what is important is how it rises. But removing Progesterone will end the pregnancy for all intensive purposes.
Answered 6/17/2018
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