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I am 5.5 weeks pregnant and my hcg is 8750 progesterone 10.2 is this normal?
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HCG: At 5.5 weeks of gestation, 8750 is likely right at the upper end of the normal range.This, of course, depends on what the particular testing lab sets as their normals.
Answered 7/12/2014
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