Your at-home pregnancy test confirmed the big news when it found hCG — aka the pregnancy hormone — in your urine. And your doctor might take a closer look at your levels via blood tests to ...

A persistently elevated postoperative human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) level resulted in the patient being diagnosed as having low-risk, stage 1S disseminated NSGCT. He was treated with four ...

While occasionally a drop in hCG levels can signal a problem, the good news is that most of the time there's more than enough of the hormone for a healthy pregnancy. Here's what you need to know.

This is done with the use of ß-human chorionic gonadotropin levels (ß-hCG), transvaginal ultrasound and, in some cases, uterine curettage. Although progesterone levels are typically higher in ...

Clinically stable women with PULs should be managed expectantly. The initial serum human chorionic gonadotrophin (hCG) level is not predictive of pregnancy outcome. The change in serum hCG over ...

Though not as accurate as a pregnancy test at the doctors, an at-home pregnancy test can measure hCG levels with 97 to 99 percent accuracy. Pregnancy tests with blue or pink dye typically show one ...