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Is it possible for your hcg to drop then rise and still have a healthy pregnancy?
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Rarely: If labs where levels were run are all the same then it is very unlikely that you would have levels that fell then rose and let to a successful pregnancy. Keep following with your provider to monitor that it is not a tubal pregnancy.
Answered 9/29/2016
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Dubious: There are some specific uncommon situations where you could see this, but it's mostly worrisome. It also depends on "how much" of a drop, and in "what" trimester.
Answered 8/12/2014
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