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5w4d pregnant hcg at 14031 (up from 5859 in 48h). are these normal values or is there risk for down syndrome?
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More likely two: That is higher than average, but that's not unusual either. It is much more likely to mean twins than Down Syndrome. See your OBGYN to evaluate this and ask about how to understand your lab results overall. Congratulations and best wishes!
Answered 10/4/2016
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