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D&c on 6th march (heartbeat was seen on week 6, no heartbeat on week 8). 30 march - 22 hcg, 17 april - 4 hcg. is it normal ?second mc, no live birth.
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Normal fall: This is a normal pattern of hCG dropping. An hCG of 4 is considered negative. good wishes.
Answered 4/20/2015
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