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If a pregnancy with slow-rising hcg levels does go on to be successful, is there any greater chance of developmental issues with the child later on?
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No: To my knowledge, there is no risk once the pregnancy is established. If you make it to the 2nd trimester (starting at 12 weeks) you should be fine. Good luck!
Answered 11/26/2020
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