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Hcg levels. 9/26 - 41,508 - vaginal ultrasound dr. confirmed 5 weeks pregnancy - 9/28 - 46,534, 10/2 - 49,766 are these normal? am i really 5wks?
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HCG levels: The levels of HCG hormone varies significantly between individuals and between stages of early pregnancy. The levels reported are consistent with 6-8 weeks of pregnancy, and indicate that normal growth is occurring. These levels do not correlate well with a definite stage of a pregnancy.
Answered 10/10/2018
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