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Hcg = 158 And Progesterone = 42 At 4 Weeks. Too High?

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Hcg = 158 And Progesterone = 42 At 4 Weeks. Too High? Posted: 09-27-06 15:29pm


Hi, I am 4 weeks pregnant (since lmp) and my hcg was measured at 158 and my progesterone is 42. Are those numbers a little high for this early in the pregnancy? If so, what could elevated numbers like this mean? Thanks

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Posted: 09-27-06 15:32pm


Theres no telling this early in pregnancy... Later on, around 8 weeks, if they are still high, normally the ob/gyn will look for twins or possibly other problems.

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