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HCG level is  36.2 at 3.3 weeks

2024-03-28 14:20:16
I had done my upt and it came out positive. Hence I went for beta HCG. I am currently 3 weeks 3 days pregnant. My beta HCG is 36.2 I need to travel by car daily due to office. However since past 2 days I'm having backache after sitting for prolonged hours. Once the pain starts walking also doesn't help. I only get relief when I lie down. Is this normal? How do I get relief from this lower backache? I'm afraid this could cause miscarriage. I am currently on susten sr 300 and macfolate plus. My stomach is also bloated. It looks as if I'm 4-5 months pregnant
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