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5 wks + 4 days preg. and had dark brown spotting 3 days ago. hcg levels were at 196. 2 days later they went up to 305.can this be a normal pregnancy?
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Yes: Minor bleeding in early pregnancy is not uncommon. Rising HCG is normal at your stage of pregnancy.
Answered 3/27/2015
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