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Hi there, i am 10wks pregnant and my hcg have gone from 75 down to 71 is this normal or am i losing my baby?
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Verify numbers: One can not be 10 weeks gestation and have a bhcg of only 75. A number around 75 would indicate a pregnancy of only a few days. At 10 weeks a doctor would verify pregnancy by sonogram and not hormone levels since the fetus is easily seen by this gestation.
Answered 4/5/2014
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