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My hcg level went from 600 to 23,000 in a week, does that indicate twins?
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Not necessarily: That is a steep rise and can indicate a multiple gestation or can be indicative of a molar pregnancy. I see an ultrasound in your near future to sort this out.
Answered 5/23/2015
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