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So i thought i was 7 weeks 5 days but i measured at 6 weeks 1 day. the baby has a good heart beat at 115 and everything looks good in terms of the sac but hcg is not doubling like it should but going up progesterone is good. will i miscarry?
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There are multiple reasons for miscarriage (genetic, infection, trauma, etc.). HCG roughly "doubles" at intervals, but this is not always the case, and a rise in HCG consistently is a positive sign of fetal well-being.
Answered 6/30/2021
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