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A member asked:
My bchg was 86 on 12 dpo, and 177 on 16 dpo is that normal or something is,wrong?
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Borderline: In a text book setting we like the BHCG levels to increase by 66% every 48 hours. Your is increasing slightly below that rate. Life is not a text book though so one can not draw any conclusions based on those levels other than continued monitoring is needed.
Answered 2/24/2015
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