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Early pregnancy symptoms or not
My beta HCG is gradually increasing while I tested 3 days before expected period now HCG value increased to 177 my expected period is around 10 and 11
I am able to notice white discharge today is it save early pregnancy also mild period crampings(pain) is there
Please suggest me whether all these symptoms are accurate to early pregnancy
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
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Bangalore
A beta hCG of 177 along with white discharge and mild cramping fits an early pregnancy. Implantation-type cramping and increased discharge are both common in the first few weeks.
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Repeat the beta hCG in 48 hours. It should roughly double if the pregnancy is progressing well. Please see your obstetrician once your period is officially missed.
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Go in sooner if the cramping becomes severe, one-sided, or you notice any bleeding.
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