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Ultrasound showed nothing but my hcg levels are 2600. am i having an epotopic pregnancy?
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Too early: It may be too early to tell if you are pregnant . This becomes visible at around 4-5 weeks and the hcg levels are higher. So it is important to talk to your doctor about follow up in about a week to see if there is a rise in the hcg levels. Ultrasound may see it then.
Answered 9/11/2016
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