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Can hcg stay the same for a 6 week 6 day fetus. hcg 22, 000?
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Do not understand: The question at 6 wks and 6 days the beta should double in 3 days but at 6 wks and 6 days you should be able to see an intrauterine fetus with a normal rate fetal ht rate once u do that u do not need to follow the beta hcgs the other test u should be getting is a Progesterone level to make sure it is normal range please discuss with your obgyn.
Answered 9/28/2016
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Not sure: Not sure what the actual question is. But, 22000 is normal for a 7 week fetus.
Answered 11/2/2013
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