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Pregnancy bhcg report
My last LMP was 4th January and I did my first bhcg on 10th which was 54.6 and second. Test did on 13th Feb it came 194. However a sper my last cycle it shows 6weeks pregnancy but bhcg level showing low as per 6 weeks pregnancy. Is it normal 194 HCG in 6 weeks pregnancy? Also want to askare their any precautions to be taken in termsof food or anything please advise. As I am very concerned it's my first pregnancy.
Earlier on May 2024 I had miscarriage early pregnancy miscarriage
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Why ur doing ur Bhcg on ur own. Since u had a history of miscarriage only only doing Bhcg will not help u , u have to add some medicine also.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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The weeks of pregnancy is never calculated by the HCG value
To calculate weeks of pregnancy you need an ultrasound
Single titers more than 100 just confirm a pregnancy nothing beyond
Titers doubling in 48 hours ensure normal intrauterine pregnancy
Precautions regarding food are avoid fried and spicy food and food from roadside vendors
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