Women in early pregnancy need to have their hCG secretion checked during prenatal check ups to determine if their pregnancy is stable and healthy. If the secretion value is found to be low after examination, it indicates abnormal conditions during pregnancy. So, how much is normal for HCG at 56 days of pregnancy during prenatal examination?
During pregnancy, there will be significant changes in HCG levels in the body of women, usually increasing significantly before 8 weeks of pregnancy, reaching a peak at 8 weeks of pregnancy, and then gradually decreasing to a moderate stable level until the end of pregnancy.
However, even at a moderate average level, the Hcg value during pregnancy is higher than usual. For example, in the first 1-2 weeks of pregnancy, the HCG level in a woman's body is approximately between 500IU/l, while by 8 weeks of pregnancy, the HCG level in a woman's body can reach around 200000 IU/l.
From the above, it can be seen that the secretion of HCG in the body of women varies greatly at different gestational weeks, and around 8 weeks of pregnancy after 56 days of pregnancy. By comparing the above reference values, the normal secretion value of HCG in the body of pregnant women at this time should be around 200000 IU/l.
If it is significantly lower or higher than this level, it should be taken seriously, as it may cause some health problems for fetal development or the pregnant woman herself. Therefore, further detailed examination is needed to determine the cause and handle it in a timely manner.
