The biochemical pregnancy rate decreases with increasing day 16 beta HCG level and minimizes once the level is 400IU/L
Studies show that b-HCG levels are similarly predictive of pregnancy outcomes in both fresh and frozen ET cycles(1). The objective of this study is to identify the b-HCG level at which the chance of biochemical pregnancy is the lowest.
Source: fertstert.org
The biochemical pregnancy rate decreases with increasing day 16 beta HCG level and minimizes once the level is 400IU/L
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