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At 5 weeks and 2 days hcg was 4000, 42 hours later hcg was 6500. is this a normal rate of increase?
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Want 66% increase: One looks for a 66% increase over 48 hours. You will need to schedule a sonogram to confirm that all is developing normally
Answered 10/17/2014
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