Pregnancy can also have various different situations, among which biochemical pregnancy is an abnormal state. However, if handled properly, it will not have adverse effects on subsequent pregnancies. So, on what day will the HCG of biochemical pregnancy begin to decrease?
Hcg represents the pregnancy status of pregnant women. When the HCG index begins to decline, it indicates that the woman has left the pregnancy state. If it is a biochemical pregnancy, there will be a significant decrease within a week after the occurrence of this condition, and it may even directly drop to the normal range. Moreover, since this type of pregnancy does not involve complete collection of sperm cells, it does not significantly increase the body's HCG levels, which should be noted.
Under normal circumstances, the growth of HCG is very rapid, even exponentially increasing, and will not stop in the first three months of pregnancy, but will basically stabilize after the middle of pregnancy. In theory, a high HCG level would be better, but it should not be too high or too low, as both situations may lead to miscarriage or miscarriage.
After the end of biochemical pregnancy, the impact on the woman herself is not so significant, and her fertility will not be limited. As long as she is properly regulated and undergoes corresponding physical examinations to confirm that she is healthy, she can start preparing for pregnancy again. In daily life, most biochemical pregnancies are caused by embryonic abnormalities or genetic problems. It is important to be prepared before pregnancy to avoid such situations.
