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Is 806 a good number for hcg to be at 4 weeks & 4 days pregnant? checked hcg level since i miscarried last year & levels were low. results were 806. is this a good sign? also, my cervix still feels like its in a lower position, is this bad?
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HCG values are quite variable in normal pregnancies. Your level is in the normal range. You should repeat the test in 2-3 days and if the level more or less doubles, that would be good. Do not be concerned about the cervix. For info on HCG: https://www.pregnancybirthbaby.org.au/hcg-levels
Answered 1/23/2023
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