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Hcg levels possible miscarriage 18,32,62 hcg levels progesterone 49,16,23 have had heavy bleeding with clots is this a miscarriage?
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Ultrasound: One value doesn't tell you enough to say. If there is a viable pregnancy you should be able to see a heart beat on ultrasound at this level. The other help would be to repeat the values in 48 hr. If they are falling you are losing the baby. Good luck.
Answered 12/9/2014
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