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Can your age affect your hCG levels? Understanding the impact

While most people associate Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (hCG) with pregnancy, studies show that in non-pregnant women over 55, up to 10.6% may have elevated levels. Understanding this physiological change is crucial for properly interpreting lab results and knowing how **can your age affect your hCG levels**.

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What Is a Normal hCG Level for a Postmenopausal Woman?

Over 10% of women over 55 may naturally have slightly elevated hCG levels due to production from the pituitary gland. This normal physiological phenomenon often leads to confusion. Understanding what is a normal hCG level for a postmenopausal woman can help avoid unnecessary medical evaluation and anxiety.

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What level of hCG indicates menopause?

While widely known as the pregnancy hormone, human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) can also be present at low levels in non-pregnant women, especially during perimenopause and postmenopause. This often-overlooked fact is key to understanding what level of hCG indicates menopause and how it differs from the sharp increase seen in pregnancy.

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