Suggest Treatment For Low HCG Levels When 6 Weeks Pregnant
Question: What can be seen on ultrasound with 1651 hcg level? At 6 weeks?
Brief Answer:
Is in the lower limits
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear and thanks for your query.
As per your reports BhcG level is in the lower limit if you are 6 weeks pregnant.
But Bhcg level is not very important if the ultrasound examination is normal.
If your gynecologist have confirmed that gestational sacus is regular,CRL is appropriate as per your LMP(last menstrual periods) and fetal heart beating are present,everything is OK.
Take folic acid 400 micro gram per day and be calm until the next examination.
Regards
Is in the lower limits
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear and thanks for your query.
As per your reports BhcG level is in the lower limit if you are 6 weeks pregnant.
But Bhcg level is not very important if the ultrasound examination is normal.
If your gynecologist have confirmed that gestational sacus is regular,CRL is appropriate as per your LMP(last menstrual periods) and fetal heart beating are present,everything is OK.
Take folic acid 400 micro gram per day and be calm until the next examination.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vaishalee Punj
crown to rump length was 3.6mm and heartbeat of 111bpm was found. this means that it is okay? will i miscarry with such low levels?
Brief Answer:
You have no chances to
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear again!
All the data of your report are very good.
CRL is appropriate for the gestational age and heart beats are present.
When the heart beats are present chances for miscarriage are very low.
At the end,please stay calm and wait until the next ultrasound examination done.
Best regards
You have no chances to
Detailed Answer:
Hi dear again!
All the data of your report are very good.
CRL is appropriate for the gestational age and heart beats are present.
When the heart beats are present chances for miscarriage are very low.
At the end,please stay calm and wait until the next ultrasound examination done.
Best regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Raju A.T
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Dr. Vjollce Mbiarra
OBGYN, Maternal and Fetal Medicine
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