How much hcg to rule out ectopic pregnancy

Because many women nowadays are under great pressure in life, the rate of ectopic pregnancy has also increased. However, you should know that the harm of ectopic pregnancy is very great, and the diagnostic criteria are not just biochemical indicators. So how much hcg is needed to rule out ectopic pregnancy?

The hCG value of ectopic pregnancy is the same as that of intrauterine pregnancy, because only the location of the fertilized egg implantation is different, and the early development of the fertilized egg is the same, so the HCG value in the blood and urine is the same.

The hcg value of ectopic pregnancy can be used to judge that it is a pregnancy reaction, that is, early pregnancy, but the hcg value cannot be used as a basis for the diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy. The diagnosis of ectopic pregnancy depends on the results of further examinations.

What is the range of hCG value for ectopic pregnancy? Diagnostic method: First, use B-ultrasound examination to determine the position of the gestational sac and check whether it is an ectopic pregnancy; second, test the hCG value again after two days. Under normal pregnancy conditions, the hCG value will double every two days, that is, after two days, your hCG value should be in the range of 500-1000, indicating that your embryo is developing normally and it is not an ectopic pregnancy; if the hCG value rises or falls slowly, the chance of ectopic pregnancy is relatively high and you should pay attention to it.