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Beta Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (β-hCG), Total, Serum test measures the level of β-hCG hormone in the blood, which is produced primarily by the placenta during pregnancy. It is a sensitive marker used for the early detection and monitoring of pregnancy.
This test is commonly recommended to confirm pregnancy, assess gestational progress, evaluate suspected ectopic pregnancy, and monitor pregnancy-related complications. In certain clinical situations, it may also be used in the evaluation of trophoblastic diseases and some germ cell tumors. Results are interpreted in correlation with gestational age, ultrasound findings, and clinical history for accurate diagnosis and management.