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HCG level at 4 weeks
My Lmp was April 22nd and cycle is between 28-32 days. I got upt positive today and my HCG was 9088. Is this amount normal? According to the lmp I will be 4 weeks 4 days only. So is 9088( nine thousand and eighty eight) normal or high at this level? Is there any problem?
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there is no high or low value in this you need to do an ultrasound scan to find out the safety and the viability and the dates of a baby and it doesn't mean that the baby is abnormal because you have I beta HCG levels it can be also because of twin pregnancy is on multiple pregnancy can be little higher
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
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