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Dr. i did a pregnancy blood test on 16 dpo, result is 61.4 miu/ml. i want to is this normal? what is normal range at 16 dpo? urine test got faint +ve.
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No normal : Bhcg levels vary widely. We don't look at a level and make any conclusions other than confirming one is pregnant.
Answered 3/29/2014
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