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9 weeks pregnant. hcg levels are at 125597. is this normal? worried about molar pregnancy :(
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Sonogram : No need to be worried. You can have your doctor do a sonogram. At 9 weeks a pregnancy should be easy to see and they can rule out the possibility of a molar pregnancy to alleviate your worries
Answered 1/13/2019
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