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My hcg levels are at <2.39 does this mean i am in early pregnancy?
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HCG: A positive pregnancy test means that the HCG level has become high enough to detect – for blood tests that means over 25 mIU/ml. If this was a blood test, please discuss with the ordering provider.
Answered 4/9/2018
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