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At hcg level of 92000 how far long am i. and what am going to see on my ultrasound.
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8to12 weeks pregnant: By HCG values you may be 8to12 weeks pregnant and ultrasond you can hear the babies heart beat and may be able to see arms and leg buds.
Answered 12/2/2016
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