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Did my 1st beta hcg 186 31/10 then my second 6/11 now at 3895 . what does this big increase mean ?
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Probably normal: The rule of thumb is that HCG levels will double every 2 to 3 days. More rapid increases are not unusual in a normal healthy pregnancy so I do not consider this a negative. The chance of a twin pregnancy is slightly increased, and it is always useful to get a transvaginal sonogram (ultrasound) early in the pregnancy to confirm dates and viability.
Answered 6/10/2014
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