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Has anyone ever had a viable pregnancy with low hcg levels that are slow to rise?
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Yes: Beta-hcg levels do vary and there are definitely cases that fall outside the 'norm' as it were and are successful, normal pregnancies. Slow rising betas are associated with poorer pregnancy outcomes, but it isn't a given. Stay in close contact with your doctor and follow directions on testing and ultrasounds and you'll be fine. I'll keep my fingers crossed for you!
Answered 3/7/2018
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