How long does it take for hcg to be metabolized?

Many people find that the hcg level in their blood increases very quickly when they do a pregnancy test. This is also a basic sign of pregnancy, but many women will find that the total amount of hcg in their blood has not decreased significantly or even remains unchanged after abortion. What is going on? How long does it take for hcg to be metabolized?

1. HCG means that some growth hormones in our blood are gradually increasing, which is also a sign of pregnancy. Once pregnant, the amount of hCG will slowly double, and even double several times in a few days. This is very normal. It also means that the test tube embryo has grown healthily in our body. If you have an abortion, the amount of hCG will not drop suddenly.

2. HCG is a sign of pregnancy. If the pregnancy is terminated, the hCG level will always show a slow downward trend and will not drop drastically overnight. Therefore, if you have an abortion and find that the hCG value has not dropped drastically or even completely disappeared, there is no need to worry too much, because everyone's metabolic rate is different, and all hCG values ​​can be metabolized in a maximum of ten days.

3. Many people have a slow metabolic rate, which may cause the value immediately after an abortion to remain unchanged, or the decrease is not very large within about seven days. There is no need to worry, because as long as you increase your metabolism and protect your uterus, the amount of hcg will naturally show a healthy downward trend.

Many people are also worried that the amount of hCG has not decreased significantly or the hCG blood reaction has not completely disappeared. Does this mean that the abortion has failed? In fact, there is no direct connection between the two. The success of an abortion must be determined by B-ultrasound to see whether there are any remnants of the gestational sac in the uterus, rather than by the amount of hCG.