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Saw what dr. felt may be a gestational sac on u/s on 23rd, positive and negative home pregnant tests. yesterday (26) brown spotting. should i be worried?
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Maybe: You should have "sequential beta's", blood tests which monitor the pregnancy hormone (hcg). In most patients, the beta HCG doubles every three days in the presence of a normal pregnancy.
Answered 9/28/2016
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