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Im pregnant 5-6 weeks, my hcg level is 2700. when i went to the dr around 4-5 weeks my level was 3700. could it be a miscarriage taking place?
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YES: With a normally progressing pregnancy HCG levels rise.
Answered 6/10/2014
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