I am 14 weeks pregnant. I had a double marker test at 13 weeks and 3 days. My free beta HCG level is 28.4 ng/ml and PAPP is 12.8 mIU/ml. Are these levels normal? Please tell me.

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Dr Shaik Kalam

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Your double marker test values seem high and unusual typically, values are in MoM (multiples of median), not ng/ml. Please confirm units and get report reviewed. If values are truly elevated, follow up with NT scan and possibly Quad marker test for confirmation.

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