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My wife last lmp was on 09/07/2020 and on 11/08/2020 she have done upt which shows light pink line, so we reached out to our gynae and she gave two injection to my wife 1 is hcg and other one is hald sr, she also gave some medication such as duphastin 10mg, hald sr etc and also advise to get bhcg, tsh and hba1c test , so we have done all test on 12/08/2020 which shows bhcg at 35.09 level..so i wanted to is it healthy/positive pregnanc..?.. .plz suggest me...is it possible that bhcg report is effected by hcg injection?
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Continue treatment for 2 weeks with biweekly injection of HCG 5000IU and Proluton 500
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Repeat ultrasound pelvis done for uterus tubes and ovaries and gestational sac after 2 weeks to ensure proper growth of pregnancy. Beta HCG levels are less reliable once treatment is started for threatened abortion
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Beta hcg levels are low .Repeat serum.beta hcg after 3 to 5 days later..if there is a good Rise in beta hcg..it will be a healthy pregnancy ...otherwise faint pink line may be due to biochemical pregnancy or hcg injection induced..
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