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It is normal for HCG levels to eventually level out and drop. Normally, the levels will begin to drop at around weeks ten to twelve of a womanâs pregnancy. This is completely normal. At the time that the HCG levels are supposed to drop, the fetal heartbeat will be easily heard or seen on a Doppler.
HCG also tells the ovaries to shut off the production line of maturing an egg every month. Levels rise eight days after ovulation, peak at 60 to 90 days and then lower slightly, leveling off for the remainder of the pregnancy. Typically, during the first 10 weeks of your pregnancy HCG levels double every two days. HCG circulates through the body and is eliminated in the urine (which is what over-the-counter pregnancy tests are looking for -- a high concentration of beta HCG in the urine that indicates you are, indeed, pregnant).