Talk to your OB Dr.: HCG is produced by the placenta in pregnancy. HCG increases between 25 mIU/mL to 7500 mIU/mL during the first 5 weeks. It differs in each pregnancy. Home pregnancy tests will be positive on the first day of your missed period. A slow rise in HCG may indicate a nonviable pregnancy. Talk to your OB Dr for an transvaginal ultrasound which can detect the gestational sac and baby.
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