Starting from the sixth day of pregnancy, a woman's body begins to secrete HCG hormone, and as pregnancy progresses, HCG hormone doubles. Therefore, HCG hormone can not only be used as a basis for determining whether a woman is pregnant, but also as a basis for determining whether a woman's pregnancy is normal. Some women have asked, what is the normal HCG value at 52 days of pregnancy?
When a woman is not pregnant, the normal HCG level is 3 μ g/L. If after 10 days of sexual intercourse, a blood test is taken at the hospital and the HCG hormone level in the blood is found to be above 5 μ g/L, pregnancy should be considered. If the HCG hormone level in the blood is above 10 μ g/L, pregnancy can be basically confirmed. As the gestational age develops, the HCG hormone level will continue to increase. At 52 days of pregnancy, the normal HCG level should be within the range of 15000 to 200000 μ g/L.
If a sudden and significant decrease in hCG hormone levels is detected during the examination, the possibility of abnormal embryo development should be considered, such as slow embryo development or embryonic arrest. For those with slow embryo development, fetal protection treatment can be used, such as oral or injection of berberine, to promote the growth of the endometrium, ensure the normal function of the endometrium, and promote the growth and development of the embryo. If B-ultrasound examination shows that the embryo has stopped developing, surgical termination of pregnancy is required.
The decrease in HCG hormone levels, accompanied by a small amount of redness and abdominal pain symptoms, should be considered as a possibility of threatened miscarriage. For threatened miscarriage, fetal protection treatment is also necessary, such as taking or injecting progesterone. Progesterone has anti rejection and uterine contraction inhibiting effects, which can effectively ensure the continued growth and development of the fetus in the uterus. During the treatment period, it is necessary to rest in bed until the embryo is stable before getting out of bed and moving around. In addition, the decrease in HCG hormone should also be considered as possibly caused by certain pregnancy diseases.
