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Ectopic or normal pregnancy
Hello I actually wanted to terminate my pregnancy so I went to my gynaecologist she sent me for sonography and the doctor couldnt see anything in sonography as the reports said the endometrium thickness was 18 mm and a cyst was also there so my gynaecologist got suspicious about ectopic so she did my blood test my hcg count was 883.79miU/mL on 27 may and after second blood test on 31 may my hcg count was 3348 miU/mL and total leucocytes count was 13400
She gave me date for sonography for tomorrow m a little scared I don't want it to be ectopic pregnancy can anyone help me to tell according to the reports what is can be
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
No this is not the findings of ectopic pregnancy because HCG level is increasing very fast .In ectopic also increases but no so fast.Donot worry .
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Dr. Astha Agarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
The rise in beta hcg s a good and also endometrial thickness s raised.
To me it doesn't look an ectopic pregnancy.
However it ll be confirmed by an ultrasound only.
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