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Hcg levels say 3 weeks pregnant but my calculations say i should be 5 based on cycle and intimacy. why the difference?
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Hcg: HCG levels vary in each pregnancy. The important thing is that they are rising appropriately. Your level needs to be repeated in a few days.
Answered 7/16/2015
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