The value of Hcg is a standard for determining whether a woman is pregnant. Generally, a person's Hcg value is below 5. If it exceeds 5, it may indicate pregnancy, or it may be caused by illness and require further examination. If the HCG value can double successfully every other day, it can be basically confirmed that the baby is pregnant and the fetus is very healthy. So, is there a big difference in the numerical value of HCG without hospitals?
The value of HCG will change with different blood collection times, so the detected data will also have some variations. If the blood collection time is similar, the HCG value will not change significantly. The reference values for each hospital are different, so the detected HCG values are also different. It is necessary to evaluate comprehensively in order to determine the results.
If the HCG value can successfully double every other day, it basically indicates that the woman is pregnant. Of course, if the doubling of HCG is not successful, it may be caused by ectopic pregnancy or molar pregnancy. In addition, fetal underdevelopment can also affect the doubling of HCG values, which requires B-ultrasound examination.
In general, the testing standards of each hospital are different, so the HCG value may vary to some extent. Generally speaking, as long as it can be successfully doubled every other day, there will be no problem. If the HCG value is too low or does not double, it must be tested again. If it is an ectopic pregnancy, immediate surgery is required.
