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I am six weeks pregnant and the doctor just told me my hcg is 100,000. no ultrasound for two weeks. does this high number signal is a problem?
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Not by itself: This is well within the normal range, and may simply indicate that you are farther than 6 weeks or it could suggest twins. It is much less likely an indication of an abnormal pregnancy.
Answered 10/21/2016
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