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A member asked:
I underwent icsi treatment. my first hcg 12dp3dt was 238. my second betahcg at 14dp3dt was 380 and my third betahcg at 16dp3dt was 764. do these numbers show a normal increase?
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Typically 66%: WE typically look for a increase by 66% every 48 hours which is seemed you had between the last two tests. Keep follow up as directed by your fertility specialist. They will guide you when to come in for a sonogram to confirm an intrauterine viable pregnancy
Answered 6/26/2017
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