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I am about three weeks pregnant, my doctor sent me to do a blood test to see if a miscarriage could happen.would he know by the second test if i would?
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HCG level: Probably your doctor is getting an HCG level which is marker of pregnancy. If the level is not rising appropriately you may have a miscarriage or you may be at risk of an ectopic pregnancy. Talk to your doctor.
Answered 8/4/2014
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