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Beta hcg in 5weeks
My beta hcg value in 5weeks of pregnancy is 1302. Is it normal?? Or something to worry about? Should I take re test after some days?
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Normal,repeat scan after 15days
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Not required It's normal Go fr a transvaginal scan to confirm an intrauterine pregnancy
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Reach profile for detailed discussion
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Yes normal
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It is normal and you must get an ultrasound done after one week to confirm for fetal heart
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That's  better  go  with   serial   estimates
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It's normal. Take an ultrasound at 6 to 7 weeks for confirmation location dating and viability of pregnancy
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Yes it is normal,now to confirm go for usltrasound for fetal viability
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