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Hcg Levels after previous miscarriage

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Hcg Levels after previous miscarriage Posted: 01-02-08 12:59pm


Hi there, I am 19 and in June miscarried with my first baby at 6 weeks. I am now 6 weeks 5 days pregnant and have had blood taken. At 5 weeks 2 days this was 3090 i then went back 2 days later and this was 4100. They said this wasn't looking good so i had a scan a day later at 5 weeks 5 days they saw the yolk sac but not pole as yet im going back in 2 weeks but the hospital said i will have to wait and see can anybody give me some advice for reasurance please. C x

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