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Hi my doctor said i was 5 weeks long still isn't sure how far i am. my hcg levels are 83,495. im afraid they are to high.
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Doctor viist: We would not be able to determine how far along from this information. Your doctor will be in the best position to do so. You can count how many weeks it has been since your last period. Then your doctor may want to order a sonogram to validate this information
Answered 8/14/2017
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