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B HCG level drop at 11 weeks
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My wife is pregnant LMP 11 weeks ..just entered Weeks today .. week back b HCG levels were around 52000 today we go it checked it's around 44000 tomorrow is our scan is it normal to have drop in b HCG level at around end of 10 weeks ,
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The levels tend to peak between 8-10 weeks and then decline and finally stabilises. It is better you get an ultrasound done for a clear picture.
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Dr. Nirav Jetani
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11 yrs exp
Vadodara
Follow ultrasound no need to follow the levels of beta hcg
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
At 11 weeks your wasting time n money checking bhcg titers
All you need is an ultrasound
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