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508203 tn?1233234804

Do chromosomal abnormalities cause lower levels of HCG?

I was just wondering if chromosomal abnormalities can cause lower levels of HCG? I had a missed miscarriage last year (found out at 12 weeks that my baby died at 10.5 weeks). With that pregnancy I had no morning sickness, no tiredness and only sore nipples. This pregnancy I have morning sickness pretty much all day, nipples and entire breasts are sore and I am extremely tired all the time. My HCG levels at 7 weeks were 77,000 (great!). I was just wondering if maybe in my last pregnancy I had no symptoms because my HCG levels were low due to something being wrong with the baby? I never had my levels checked with that one, but now I am wondering if the reason I didn't feel pregnant was because the abnormalities with the baby caused lower hormone levels.
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508203 tn?1233234804
I am so sorry to hear about your loss evthing4reason, really really sorry. I hope everything is going well for you now.
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414635 tn?1272217693
I had chromosone abnormalities and i had all the prego sypmtoms, my baby stopped delevoping at 15 weeks and at 19 weeks when i was induced i still had the symptoms
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363110 tn?1340920419
Personally my son has Chromosomal abnormalities (2 of em) and I've had all the pregnancy symptoms! I'm 25 weeks now.
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I wouldn't think that has anything to do with it.  I think that there are a lot of women who don't have morning sickness whose babies have normal chromosomes and are born without abnormalities.  By the way... congratulations on this pregnancy.  Hope all goes well for you!
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