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A member asked:
After the two week wait, i had a positive bhcg of 120. started a light bleed that day. next 3 days a moderate red bleed. second bhcg 300.miscarriage?
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Possible: As long as the HCG is rising rapidly, the likelihood of miscarriage is reduced, however the persistent bleeding is a cause for concern.
Answered 7/31/2014
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