Re: HCG Levels...would like several DR's opinions and ladies experiences

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A single hCG level tells nothing. It takes serial hCG's to know if a pregnancy is progressing normally.

At an hCG of 2000, one should be able to see some evidence of a pregnancy and you say they do at 1799 so that at least is normal;.

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