Slow decrease of hcg after spontaneous abortion

After a woman becomes pregnant, the hcg level in her body will tend to rise. Once she has a miscarriage, this value will slowly drop and return to normal. However, some people find that their hcg decreases slowly after a miscarriage. Why is this? The human body's metabolic rate is different, so the metabolism of hcg varies in speed. A decrease of 50 within one month is normal. Of course, to determine whether the miscarriage is completely clean, an ultrasound examination is also required.

1. hcg is also a sign of pregnancy, which is caused by the changes in estrogen in a woman's body after pregnancy. At the same time, if a woman's hcg level increases ideally after pregnancy, it also proves that the fetus is relatively stable. If a woman's hcg level doubles but is not ideal, this proves that the fetus is not implanted stably and there is a high probability of miscarriage.

2. After having an abortion, women find that the amount of hCG is slowly decreasing. There is no need to be too anxious, because hCG will not drop drastically, it will drop slowly. Generally, it takes about a month to return to normal. For some people with a faster metabolism, the amount of hCG can return to normal levels in half a month. Everyone's metabolic rate is different, so the pattern of decline is also different.

3. Although the metabolism rate is relatively fast, hCG can be metabolized in about half a month and return to normal levels, but for some people it takes about a month, so there is no pattern to follow. You can check the hCG content about one month after the miscarriage. Generally, about 50 is considered a normal value.

If you check the hcg level after a miscarriage, the decrease in hcg is not ideal, but it is not a sign of incomplete miscarriage. If you want to determine whether there is an incomplete miscarriage after the miscarriage, you need to use B-ultrasound to determine whether the miscarriage is successful based on the hcg content in the blood, which is not scientific enough.