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I am about 5 weeks pregnant and my hg levels were 719 last friday and yesterday they were over 2, 000! i have been very dizzy lately! is this normal?
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Yes: It means your baby is growing, and this is the normal progression of the HCG level. Good luck.
Answered 6/10/2014
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