What is the normal blood hcg value?

HCG is a glycoprotein produced by embryonic trophoblast cells. By testing hCG, we can know whether a woman is pregnant. If she is pregnant, her hCG value will change to a certain extent, which will be different from that of ordinary people. Generally, the hCG value of ordinary people is below 5IU/L, but if she is pregnant, the hCG value will change with the increase of the pregnancy period. So how does the hCG value of a woman change after pregnancy?

What is the normal blood hcg level?

Generally, in the early stages of pregnancy, the hcg value does not change much. At 0.2-2 weeks, the hcg value is generally between 5-50IU/L. Then it will increase as the pregnancy progresses, and generally reaches its highest value in the eighth week, reaching between 150000-200000IU/L in the eighth week. After the eighth week, the hcg value of pregnant women will slowly decrease, decreasing to the upper medium level, and remain until the end of the pregnancy. If you are pregnant with multiple babies, such as twins or triplets, then the hcg value will continue to be higher than that of pregnant women with a single baby. Therefore, if a woman wants to know the accurate hcg value, she can consult a gynecologist.

If during the examination, the hcg value of the pregnant woman is found to be abnormal, then it should be properly handled, otherwise miscarriage, vaginal bleeding, fetal language delay and other problems may occur, which will have a bad effect on the fetus and sometimes may also have adverse effects on the body of the pregnant woman. Therefore, when the hcg value is abnormal, the pregnant woman should actively seek treatment under the arrangement of a doctor to ensure the health of the pregnant woman and the fetus.

During pregnancy, there are many things that need to be paid attention to. Only by paying attention to all aspects can the fetus grow and develop more healthily. If you are pregnant and do not understand the knowledge of pregnancy care, you can ask seniors for advice. If possible, you can also participate in professional maternal and child courses. This will not only allow you to take better care of pregnant women, but also help pregnant women to properly deal with abnormalities as soon as they feel unwell.