The actual hcg value at 14 days of conception

After pregnancy, the pregnant woman's body will secrete hcg growth hormone, which can not only ensure the successful implantation of the fertilized egg, but also maintain pregnancy and promote the development of test tube embryos. Generally speaking, hcg growth hormone will continue to increase and change in the early stages of pregnancy, and will stabilize in the middle and late stages of pregnancy. For this matter, pregnant women want to know, what is the specific hcg standard value for 14 days of pregnancy?

Under normal circumstances, hCG hormone will begin to be secreted around 10 to 14 days after fertilization. Therefore, the standard hCG value on the 14th day of pregnancy is 50 IU/L to 500 IU/L. Since the secretion of hCG is not excessive at the beginning, the change of hCG value is not very obvious. Even if the value is not within the standard range, don't be too nervous. It is recommended to wait a week or two before going to the hospital to check the hCG value. If there is a growth problem, it should not be a big deal.

However, pregnant women should still pay attention to regularly check the hCG hormone component in the early stages of pregnancy. If the hCG level decreases and is accompanied by vaginal bleeding and lower abdominal distension and pain, it means that the pregnant woman has symptoms of threatened miscarriage and should be given to maintain the pregnancy. If after treatment, the hCG value still does not increase, or continues to decrease, it means that the tocolysis has failed and the pregnancy should be terminated as soon as possible to avoid serious consequences for the pregnant woman.

In addition, if you find that the hcg value increases slowly, it means that there are abnormal problems in the baby's development, and even the possibility of the fetus stopping growth and development. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible. The hcg value is generally at its peak value at 10 weeks of pregnancy, and the value will gradually decrease thereafter. It will stabilize around 20 weeks of pregnancy, and there will be no significant changes until the pregnant woman gives birth.

Although we cannot do B-ultrasound to check the baby's development in the early stages of pregnancy, expectant mothers should still pay close attention to changes in hcg and progesterone levels. It not only shows that the fetus has created and grown, but also reflects how the fetus is growing and developing. As we all know, the early stages of pregnancy are a critical stage for the fetus. Losing things during this time may very likely result in miscarriage. Therefore, pregnant women should ensure good rest in the early stages, avoid fatigue, and avoid radiation sources and X-rays.