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Fri hcg level 18000. mon 28000. wed 38000. just turned 6wks on tue. my dr is concerned its not high enough, what do you think ?
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Concerned: In a normal early pregnancy the HCG level should have doubled between Friday and Monday. I'm sure that is why your doctor repeated it on Wednesday and it still did not rise as much as would be expected. I would want an ultrasound to be sure the baby is in your uterus and not in a tube and that everything looks ok. This could still be a normal pregnancy but I am concerned. Good luck.
Answered 8/9/2014
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