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A member asked:
My hcg was 297 yday at my first app. should i be worried as dr said this was high and could not see anything in u/s?
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Normal: An HCG of 297 occurs fairly early in pregnancy. It would not be unusual to not see anything on an ultrasound. The one bit of information we need to answer your question is when was your last period. Knowing how pregnant you are can help tell you if this HCG level is reasonable.
Answered 6/10/2014
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