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2024-06-25 03:39:04
My fetal is not growing my hcg count is 62.2..m 5 weeks pregnant..what should I do next? Is my pregnancy successfull or not... pls help
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Please get a sonography (preferably TVS) done and consult a Gynecologist.

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You should repeat the beta hcg after 48 hours and if the value has doubled, then it is a growing pregnancy. If same or falling hcg value, then most likely failing pregnancy.

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repeat beta hcg after 48 hours

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