I am currently in my third month of pregnancy. I have attached my recent report, and I noticed that two values have been marked as above the normal range. My doctor mentioned that due to these results, I need to take an injection once a week for now. They will check again next month, and if necessary, the injections might need to be given daily.

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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If injections are advised for raised values (most likely related to beta hCG or hormone support), follow doctor instructions. It is common to give hormone support in early pregnancy.

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