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A member asked:
Hospital confirmed miscarriage it's been 2 weeks since it happen and i still gettin postive htp shouldn't the levels been gone when i miscarried it was very low ?
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Yes: Usually 90% of women will test negative by 2 weeks. However, some continue to test positive. Repeat the test in 1 week and if your still spotting/test positive, see GYN. They can do an ultrasound and blood test to assess the actual hormone level. Im sorry you have to go to through this and I can imagine how difficult it must be. best wishes Dr M
Answered 11/27/2017
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