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Hcg levels went from 439 to 510 no sigh of baby on ultrasound. slow rising levels. don't know how far along i am. what are the possibilities?
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Defer to OB: I am always sympathetic to the anxiety these situations cause. What does the doctor who is taking care of you, ordering these tests and the ultrasound telling you? It surely sounds like the pregnancy is not viable.
Answered 12/11/2013
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