For blood HCG, many people are aware of its existence, but little is known about its significance. Blood HCG can inform women whether they are pregnant and determine whether the female embryo is developing normally. However, the changes in blood HCG levels before and after pregnancy are different. So, is the normal value of blood HCG zero?
Under normal circumstances, if a woman is not pregnant, her blood HCG value is less than 10 μ g/L, so the normal blood HCG value for women may not be 0. However, when women become pregnant, their blood HCG levels will increase, exceeding 10 μ g/L. Moreover, during pregnancy, women's blood HCG levels may change, but as long as the changes in blood HCG levels are within the normal range, there is no need to worry too much.
Generally speaking, after a woman becomes pregnant, her blood HCG levels gradually increase, and the rate of increase is fast, doubling several times within a few days. But at a certain period, the blood HCG value of women will reach its highest value, and then gradually decrease to the normal range. So during this period, women need to pay attention to changes in their blood HCG levels.
If you find that your blood HCG value changes abnormally, it indicates that there is abnormal embryonic development and further examination is needed. If a woman has an ectopic pregnancy, the rate of increase in HCG levels in her body is slow, and there may even be a downward trend. So women must go to the hospital to check the changes in their blood HCG levels after pregnancy.
