What is the normal hcg level in one month of pregnancy?

After pregnancy, the female body has undergone some changes in both its external appearance and the values ​​of some essential data. For women in early pregnancy, HCG value is a very important data. If the HCG value of pregnant women is too high or too low, it means that there are some problems with the fetus. So how much is the normal hcg value one month into pregnancy?

At different weeks of pregnancy, the HCG data of pregnant women are also different. After one month of pregnancy, the normal reference range of HGC value is between 1000 mIU/ml and 50000 mIU/ml. In the case of a new pregnancy, B-ultrasound cannot be used to diagnose pregnancy. Generally, the HCG data is used as the basis for diagnosis.

1. If the HCG value increases by less than 66% every two days, it means that the pregnant woman or the test tube embryo is not developing well.

2. If the HCG value continues to decrease, even if the B-ultrasound can detect the fetal heartbeat, it may still indicate that the fetus is brain dead, so you may need to prepare for a curettage.

3. If the HCG value is detected to increase at a relatively fast rate, it may indicate the presence of glucose in the fetus, which needs to be monitored closely all the time. It may also mean that the pregnant woman is pregnant with twins.

However, if the HCG value is lower than the normal value when you are only one month pregnant, you don't need to worry too much. First observe whether it will rise, because in many cases the HCG value will gradually rise in the future.