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Hcg levels - 6wks levels were 2000, 7.5 weeks levels were 9000. slow rising, but rising. should i be concerned of a miscarriage?
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Yes get ultrasound: By the time your HCG is 9000, there should be a visual heartbeat in the fetus seen on ultrasound. Once a heart beat is seen, chances of loss are significantly decreased. So get an ultrasound.
Answered 3/22/2020
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