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Beta hcg levels.

2023-02-15 12:52:50
I have had a chemical pregnancy. At the hcg value of 10.19miU/ml, I started bleeding. After how many days will the value go down to normal or zero? Can we try to conceive the next cycle or should we wait a few more days. Please kindly guide. Thank you. Regards.
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U can try next cycle

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You dont need to repeat beta hcg, after the bleeding you can plan for pregnancy, the bleeding is your period

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