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are my levels normal

My last period was 8/16/13. I believe I ovulated around 9/1/13.  I am due for my period on 9/17/11. I had a very very faint poistive pregnancy test on 9/12/13. I had blood work done the following day on the 13th. My hcg was 17. I just had bllod work done agian on 9/17/13 and my hcg was 225. My progesterone was 16. Are these normal levels at this time?
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6327934 tn?1380365123
was wondering if my hcg and progesterone, could be twin pregnancy im a couple of days pregnant not even missed my period yet ? but tests are all coming up positive did you realise early that you were pregnant ? i have sore boobs constipation and alot of gas feeling hungry all the time but very very tired.i had a scan were nothing was showing up apart from the thickening of the uterus, so had bloods taken and they confirmed i was pregnant even tho nothink was visible, hcg of 103 and progesterone 88, 2 days after i had 2nd bloods taken, and were hcg of 228 and progesterone 89, had my third lot of bloods taken today, so anxious to find out could i show twins this early on ?
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Thank you so much. I had really low progesterone with my daughter and I have been very paranoid. I have lost 71 pounds since then so I think this pregnancy will ve a lot healthier. Thank you so much for easing my mind.
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603463 tn?1220626855
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HI!
If you were my patient, I would be very excited about those levels!
Good luck!
Dr B
PS if you have another level done on 9/19 it should be approximately 500-600.
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