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Do these hcg levels look like a viable pregnancy jan 13th-68, jan 15th-101, jan 20th-168, jan 22nd-292, jan 24th-541, jan 27th-1333, feb 3rd-5375.
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Hmmmm: Usually the chug should rise at least 75%i in 3 d. Most of your levels have done this. At this point, your doctor should be able to do an ultrasound and determine if your pregnancy is progressing normally.
Answered 5/9/2014
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