HCG is an important examination item in early pregnancy. Generally speaking, HCG values will only increase when there are health problems with the mother and fetus. When hcg drops to normal values, it is a signal of danger release. Many pregnant mothers do not understand what HCG values are. So how much is the normal HCG value for ectopic pregnancy?
If there is a decreasing trend in blood HCG during ectopic pregnancy, it is considered that the embryo has stopped reproducing. Normal blood HCG is generally below ten. It is recommended to closely cooperate with the doctor's treatment. As long as the blood HCG shows a downward trend, it is fine. Before preparing for pregnancy again, it is necessary to go to the hospital to check the quality of sperm and the patency of fallopian tubes to see if they are normal, in order to avoid another ectopic pregnancy. Three months before preparing for pregnancy, oral folic acid tablets should be taken to prevent fetal cardiovascular malformations.
Ectopic pregnancy mainly refers to the implantation of the gestational sac in the fallopian tubes, ovaries, or abdominal cavity, which means that the gestational sac is implanted outside the uterine cavity. The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy is mainly based on clinical symptoms, mass size, and HCG values. During the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, regular B-ultrasound and HCG examinations are necessary to evaluate the effectiveness of the treatment.
There is no absolute rule on how much HCG is considered safe during the treatment of ectopic pregnancy, but it is generally believed that HCG levels below 500 and decrease well will be considered safe. Even if it is relatively safe, regular HCG testing is still necessary until the results reach the normal range.
