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Can a urinary tract infection cause miscarriage? and your hcg levels to drop?
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Not likely except...: Generally only a severe urinary tract infection leading to a kidney infection could cause a pregnancy loss or miscarriage. And unless that happens (again truly rare) it is unlikely that pregnancy hormone levels will drop.
Answered 9/18/2019
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