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Will hcg continue to rise normally after a missed miscarriage?
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HCG/miscarriage: HCG levels can continue to rise but not normally. in a normal, healthy pregnancy HCG levels will double every 48 hrs. in a missed miscarriage, the levels won't do that.
Answered 12/23/2017
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