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2020-09-04 14:47:03
Hi , am 5 weeks 2 days pregnant.got my blood tested . haemoglobin was 12.1 ..is it normal? And beta HCG 1500.is it normal? What can I eat to increase hcg
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Beta hcg is pregnancy hormone it cannot be increased by diet ... it will increase as your pregnancy grows

Answered2020-09-04 16:15:44

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Its very normal.and beta hcg level indicates early pregnancy.as pregnancy progresses beta hcg level increases.dnt worry eat well.rest well.

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It’s normal don’t worry.

Answered2020-09-04 15:57:53

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It is all normal, you should consult a gynecologist,  there is no as such food to increase B HCG levels,  only if indicated you can take HCG Injections on doctor's advice.

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