Patient's question:
40 days after the flow, human chorionic gonadotropin is 9.72 mIU/ml, is it normal?Doctor's answer:
The concentration of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) after pregnancy generally follows this pattern: HCG can rise to over 2500 IU/L 35 to 50 days post-conception. By 60 to 70 days, it can reach 80,000 IU/L. In multiple pregnancies, urinary HCG levels are often higher than in single pregnancies.Advice: These are general patterns and characteristics. If you are 40 weeks pregnant, levels between 2,500 and 8,000 IU/L are considered normal. Values below or above this range do not necessarily indicate abnormality, and a definitive determination requires combining medical history and other tests.