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If you had a miscarriage and your hcg levels fell to 17 a few days later, what would cause them to rise to 96 in just 4 days?
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Miscarriage high HCG: Did they sample the products of conception and make sure it was fetal? rarely can have a blighted ovum called a gestational trophoblast mole and it may have incompletely evacuated. Would follow up with Ob
Answered 3/20/2015
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