Hello, Doctor. I would like to ask a few questions and hope you can help me with the answers. My menstrual period started on January 5 and ended on January 9. On the 14th, I had intercourse with my husband, and after two weeks, I went for a check-up and was informed that I was pregnant. On February 6, I went for another check-up, and the doctor said I was 4 weeks pregnant.

hCG is a hormone produced early in pregnancy. It helps to nourish and protect the embryo. By checking hCG levels, doctors can assess the health of a pregnancy. Many women want to know what high hCG levels mean and in which cases hCG may become higher than normal.

hCG is an important hormone secreted when a woman is pregnant. Monitoring hCG levels provides valuable information about the status of the pregnancy. Many pregnant women are concerned about whether low hCG levels are a problem and the risks associated with low hCG levels.

The formation of a fetal heart and normal development is a good indicator of the fetus's health. However, in many cases, ultrasound results show no fetal heart. What is the reason for this condition, and what should be done in this case?