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Beta Hcg level 9.04

2020-01-02 05:28:14
Hello. My beta Hcg level is 9.04. I'm 4-5 days away from my expected period date. What does it mean. Am I pregnant. If yes does this look like a viable pregnancy?
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if you have not taken any hcg injection in this cycle then this seems to get multiplied when you repeat the test after 2 days

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This beta HCG level is definitely raised ...it could be indicator of very early pregnancy... you need to repeat beta HCG levels if you miss your periods only then it can be said whether the pregnancy is viable or not

Answered2020-01-02 06:43:36

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