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Had a blood pregnancy test done the first time it was 53 and nine days later 73. i'm not to sure what to think i know it's suppose to double.
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Can be normal: This could be just a fluke and the next test could more than double but it is concerning for a possible blighted ovum or ectopic pregnancy. Good luck.
Answered 8/28/2014
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