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Is beta hcg count a threat concern for pregnancy ?
my periods have been irregular sometimes...my last period came on the 28th of jan 2011 after that i didnt have my periods i did a beta hcg test on the 14th of march and the test says 42.2 there is a small areotic echogenic area the doc can see in my right ovary in the ultra sound...i m very worried what can cause the beta hcg count am i pregnant or is it some cycst eriods have been irregular sometimes...my last period came on the 28th of jan 2011 after that i didnt have my periods i did a beta hcg test on the 14th of march and the test says 42.2 there is a small areotic echogenic area the doc can see in my right ovary in the ultra sound...i m very worried what can cause the beta hcg count am i pregnant or is it some cycst...if its not pregnancy is the situation dangerous...please help i m very worried
Asked by: Anonymous
On : Tue, 15 Mar 2011
Answers: 1
Views: 59
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HCG levels may be raised in conditions other then pregnancy. For ex: molar pregnancy (hyditiform mole), and certain types of ovarian tumors.
No need to be worried, let your doctor make a confirm diagnosis first.
Stress is never helpful, relax and talk to your doctor.
Takecare
Welcome to Healthcare magic Forum
HCG levels may be raised in conditions other then pregnancy. For ex: molar pregnancy (hyditiform mole), and certain types of ovarian tumors.
No need to be worried, let your doctor make a confirm diagnosis first.
Stress is never helpful, relax and talk to your doctor.
Takecare
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