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4 weeks of pregnancy
If 4 weeks of pregnancy beta HCG report is 89 what should be indicated pregnancy normal or not?? Pls give me suggestions
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Yes, it is indicative of pregnancy, and to confirm about the healthy pregnancy and its normal location, you may take test after 48 hours of the previous test, if it doubles or more than that, it is usually a normal healthy pregnancy.
If it doesn't double, or if it's too high, there are other causes to be ruled out
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In any case, it should be complemented by an early pregnancy scan, you may get it as early as 5 weeks, and later on regularly
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Hope you are taking Folic acid supplements
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