Doctor, in my double marker test report, my beta hCG level is 11 ng/mL. I showed the report to my personal doctor, and he said everything is normal, explaining that there is a difference between beta hCG and total hCG levels. However, I am still worried about my beta hCG count. Could you please clarify if this level is normal and if I should be concerned?

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Dr Ezhilarasan Ml

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Double marker uses free beta hCG (not total). Value interpretation depends on gestational age and NT scan. If doctor says normal, no action needed.

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