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luv4kyle06

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Joined: 27 Aug 2005
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Location: pennsylvania

Quanitive Hcg Levels Through Blood Test Posted: 09-12-05 22:33pm


Hi I was wondering what normal hcg levels were for 3-4 weeks and also 5-6 weeks along was? I know all charts are different but I was like 5-6 weeks when I had a blood test at the doctors and they said it was 11200. They told me that they estimated I was 3-4 weeks but I know I was 5-6 weeks along. Can anyone tell me what your levels were during these times? Is 11200 high for 5-6 weeks?

fatfamily02

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Joined: 20 Jul 2005
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Location: Georgia, USA

Posted: 09-12-05 22:47pm


Its not a perfect science they are just estimated guesses, but all women and all pregnancys different. As long as they multiply correctly they say all is good.

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