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Q: How do I read my HCG levels

asked by: chev on March 30th, 2009

New User

I have never really understood how to read HCG levels on the table so i think i must be pretty dumb. My last MP was the 26th of dec 2008 and are very irregular, I did a home pregnancy test and the results came back positive, I also had a blood test done on the 16th of march 2009 and my HCG level came back at 118000 is anybody able to tell me roughly how far along i am please. and how do you read the tables properly? Question

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kmiller25

replied on April 1st, 2009

Experienced User

hi.. i read up on this and it would seem them levels of hcg would mean 7/8 weeks pregnant..or real eearly with multiple babies... i think u shud ask ur doctor xx

chev

replied on April 2nd, 2009

New User

thanks,I have been to my doc was just curious coz it was a long wait to get a app. But I have a ultra sound on wednesday to be able to tell me how far along i am, I just dont know how to read them or the easiest wayy to do it. Thanks for your help much appriciated.
Cheers

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