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Pregnant - lmp: oct 17/conception: nov 07. bloodwork: dec 06 showed hcg level of 7, 801. this is on the lowest end of "normal." is this a cause for concern in any way?
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Would need more info: It is more important to see if the HCG level is appropriately rising rather than what the actual number is. Additionally, it would be important to know what the ultrasound findings are since you would be 6 and 6/7 weeks pregnant at this point. I would suggest being seen by an ob/gyn.
Answered 7/12/2016
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