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Pelvic ultrasound at 400 level hcg

2021-12-23 18:19:30
My beta hcg level is 431 relating to a 4 weeks pregnancy .. my doc asked to do a ultrasound to rule out ectopic and other abnormalities.. but will there be anything seen with such low level hcg by doing a pelvic vaginal ultrasound
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U can go for it n check If not visible repeat after 10 days

Answered2021-12-23 23:58:19

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