HCG rises after biochemical pregnancy

The symptom of biochemical pregnancy is that there is no normal conception, so the hCG value may not increase after pregnancy. It is recommended that female friends should have a clear check, because biochemical pregnancy requires the presence of amenorrhea and then draw blood for hCG testing. The phenomenon of increased hcg after biochemical pregnancy generally means that conception has been successful, and expectant mothers should pay attention to their pregnancy health care measures.

Will hcg increase in biochemical pregnancy

Biochemical pregnancy means there is no clinical pregnancy. This symptom is now called subclinical miscarriage in medicine. It means that the sperm and egg combine but do not successfully return to the uterus to implant, resulting in miscarriage along with menstruation.

The sperm and egg combine to form a fertilized egg. Around the seventh day after fertilization, the fertilized egg differentiates into the trophoblast (the future placenta) and implants into the endometrium. Then, the cells of the trophoblast begin to secrete human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG). During early pregnancy, HCG secretion increases rapidly, doubling in about 2-3 days. 14 days after fertilization, that is, about 30 days after menstruation, HCG can be detected in the blood, or it can be detected using an early pregnancy test strip.

In a normal pregnancy, not only can HGG be detected, but the gestational sac can also be seen on B-ultrasound. Biochemical pregnancy: Although blood HCG is greater than 25

U/L or urine HCG test is positive, but no gestational sac can be detected under ultrasound, and the pregnancy has terminated. It is precisely because of these characteristics of biochemical pregnancy that it is also called subclinical early embryo loss.

Symptoms of a chemical pregnancy:

1. B-ultrasound cannot see the presence of a gestational sac in the uterus.

2. A very low blood HCG value only means that you are pregnant, but it cannot indicate whether implantation is successful.

3. Generally, spontaneous abortion will occur within 50 days. A grayish-white film will flow out.

Precautions after biochemical pregnancy Biochemical pregnancy is caused by the poor quality of the fertilized egg that fails to implant successfully. Because of the failure to implant, it does not cause damage to the uterus. It is just equivalent to the menstrual period coming a few days late this month. So ladies don’t need to worry too much.

Note:

1. Biochemical pregnancy does not require uterine curettage, but regular monitoring of blood HCG is required to observe its growth, which can determine whether the gestational sac is alive or has been expelled from the body. Blood HCG is produced by the fertilized egg, and the channel through which the sperm and egg combine is the fallopian tube. To a certain extent, it can be said that biochemical pregnancy means that the fallopian tube is unobstructed. After making sure that blood HCG has dropped to normal levels, you can plan your next pregnancy.

2. If the B-ultrasound examination shows that the body is in good condition, you can wait a month or three months to have a baby.

3. Be careful not to have sex immediately after the biochemical pregnancy ends, so that the uterus can rest.