HCG blood value comparison table

I believe that many female friends who are preparing to get pregnant have some simple understanding of the hCG value in their blood. Generally, female friends will go to the hospital one week after the menstruation is delayed to test the hCG value by blood test to determine whether they are pregnant. At present, blood hcg test is the initial and most accurate method of detecting pregnancy. Below I will sort out the blood hcg standard value reference table for everyone, just for your reference.

HCG blood volume correspondence table

The hcg value is different in different weeks of pregnancy. As the pregnancy weeks increase, the hcg value gradually increases, reaches its highest point around ten weeks after menstruation, and then begins to slowly decrease.

Among different individuals, at the same gestational week, the HCG values ​​vary greatly. Therefore, we usually check whether hCG is normal, mainly by comparing it with the average HCG value of the same gestational week, and also to see whether the individual's hCG doubling condition meets the requirements.

35 days after menopause, hcg is about 8000. 42 days after menopause, hcg is about 39,000. 49 days after menopause, HCG is about 58,000. After 56 days of amenorrhea, the hcg level is about 79,000. After 63 days of amenorrhea, the hcg level is about 90,000.

1. Because each hospital calculates the unit differently, if the standard value of the progesterone test sheet you obtained is ng/ml, you should multiply it by 3.18 to get the unit of nmol/L. Everyone should pay attention to the unit. The following is the standard value of the unit in nmol/L: Progesterone reference value: 7 weeks of pregnancy: 52.7-100.1 nmol/L, 8 weeks of pregnancy: 64.6-113.8 nmol/L, 9-12 weeks of pregnancy: 78-159.2 nmol/L, 13-16 weeks of pregnancy: 98.3-185.7 nmol/L, 17-20 weeks of pregnancy: 153.8-241.2 nmol/L, 21-24 weeks of pregnancy: 234.6-457.4 nmol/L, 25-34 weeks of pregnancy: 403.4-626.2 nmol/L, after 35 weeks of pregnancy: 483.6-776.8 nmol/L

2. The hcg and progesterone values ​​are not the same. The progesterone value continues to increase; while the hcg increases very quickly in the blood cells in the early pregnancy, doubling in about 1.7-2 days. The blood cell concentration reaches its highest point at 8-10 weeks of pregnancy, and continues until 12 weeks later, when it rapidly decreases and then maintains a certain level.

The above is the blood hcg standard value reference table I compiled for everyone. In addition, in some cases of ectopic pregnancy, the blood hcg value will be slightly lower, but this slightly low value is not the basis for diagnosing ectopic pregnancy and requires further examination by a doctor. Ladies who are planning to get pregnant can go to the hospital to check their blood hcg levels immediately after their menstruation is delayed to determine whether they are pregnant normally.