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My hcg levels on 2/26 were 49486.0 and they were 25058.0 on 3/7. ultrasound is 6 weeks and no heartbeat. what are my chances of having a miscarriage?
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HCG levels are..: ...Dropping showing a pregnancy which is not viable. Make sure you do not have a tubal pregnancy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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