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A member asked:
Just curious if these hcg levels are appropriate so far, they seem slow to me. 4wk- 134 4w3d- 583 4w5d- 1058?
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Good progression: There is wide variation in the HCG levels in normal pregnancies. As long as the levels double every couple of days during the first 9-12 weeks, that would be okay. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 12/9/2020
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