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What is a normal hcg level for a women who has had a full hersterecomy. no uterus ovaries tubes or cervix?
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Zero: A woman who is not pregnant should have a negative HCG level. Any woman with a positive HCG who has had a hysterectomy needs to be evaluated at once.
Answered 6/10/2014
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