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Hello. i am 31 yrs old with no previous children. we have male factor infertility. had a 5 day blastocyst transferred 15 days ago. on day 13 had first hcg test. reading is at 1801. i know this is high. do you have any insight? thanks!
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Multiple gestation?: If the beta quantitative Hcg readings continue to be elevated, and considering the means of conception, multiple gestation's are very prevalent.
Answered 12/10/2018
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