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Do you think i should get a progesterone test? |
I had a miscarriage in july and am now 4.5 weeks pregnant....i'm having more symptoms this time but i really don't feel tired, is it to early for this? My doctor automatically did a progesterone test when they did a blood test. I already had a positive pregnancy test, but they checked my hcg levels since I had a miscarriage before. You may already get one. Have you called a doctor yet? When you do, be sure to mention your previous miscarriage so they can get you in sooner. |
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