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5 weeks, 3 days pregnant. hcg level was 12, 247. is that normal or too high? doctor says it might be twins. could it be?
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It's fine: You can't tell multiples with a quant, but at 6 weeks an ultrasound will be reliable.
Answered 12/8/2012
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