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Do birth control pills raise your hcg level?
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No: High HCG is usually related to pregnancy or pregnancy complications such as molar pregnancy. I would see your obgyn as soon as possible and have a sonogram done. Bcp will not cause an increase in hcg.
Answered 9/28/2016
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