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My midwife told me i was having a miscarriage but my hcg continues to rise. it's currently at 29,000. why is that?
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Could be: that you are still pregnant. At 29000, you should be able to see the baby on US. If you have access to an OB or FP they could order one for you.
Answered 9/28/2014
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