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A member asked:
Low hcg doubling rate (maybe 60%). fetal pole small in relation to gestational sac @ 6w4d ultrasound w/137 heartbeat. normal, or should i worry?
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Low hCG doubling: I would be concerned, and repeat the bloods in 2-3 days and the sonogram in two weeks. Sometimes these issues resolve themselves.
Answered 8/24/2017
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