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Period on 17/6-24/6 due nxt 11/7 i did 2 tests both positive with 1-2. hcg was 38 then 110 within 2 days. normal? how many weeks?
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Normal: Congratulations on our pregnancy! If your last period started June 17, you are about 3.5 weeks pregnant. An HCG rise from 38 to 110 in 2 days is perfectly normal. Best wishes!
Answered 7/12/2015
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