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I'm approx 4.5 weeks pregnant. had a scan but they couldn't see anything yet. bloods were 641 hcg & 71 progesterone. are these levels ok? i'm worried.
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Numbers Fine: Those numbers are fine. Not sure why anyone would perform an ultrasound that early unless they thought you had a high risk of ectopic pregnancy. It is just too early to see things. Another ultrasound in 10 days should be able to locate the pregnancy.
Answered 3/2/2019
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