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| Laboratory Tests Blood tests are necessary during pregnancy. Bloodwork can be done: (1) at Labcorp (3) at your obstetrician's office INITIAL BLOOD TESTS ABO grouping RH typing antibody screening CBC with Differential HBsAG Rubella antibodies Syphilis serology HIV INITIAL CERVICAL SCREENING PAP smear STD testing 28 WEEK BLOOD TESTS Diabetes screening GTT Anemia screening CBC Antibody screening (if Rh neg) 36 WEEK CERVICAL SCREENING GBS (group B strep) STD screening LABCORP Labcorp accepts insurance and self-pay. A lab slip is required for services to be rendered at LabCorp. Find the nearest LabCorp www.labcorp.com/psc/index.html PREGNANCY STATUS SERUM hCG LEVELS |
| from conception | from LMP | (mIU/ML or IU/L) |
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| 7 days | 3 weeks | 0 to 5 | | 14 days | 28 days | 3 to 426 | | 21 days | 35 days | 18 to 7,340 | | 28 days | 42 days | 1080 to 56,500 | | 35 - 42 days | 49 - 56 days | 7,650 to 229,000 | | 43 - 64 days | 57 - 78 days | 25,700 to 288,000 | | 57 - 78 days | 79 - 100 days | 13,300 to 253,000 | | 17 - 24 weeks | 2nd trimester | 4060 to 65,400 | | 25 wks to term | 3rd trimester | 3640 to 117,000 | | After several days postpartum | | nonpregnant levels (<5)" |
What are normal progesterone levels? Progesterone during menstrual cycle | | Day 1-14 | >1 to 1.5 ng/ml | | Day 15-28 | 2-28 ng/ml | Progesterone during pregnancy | | First Trimester | 9-47 ng/ml | | Second Trimester | 17-147 ng/ml | | Third Trimester | 55-200 ng/ml |
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