HCG

Converse of object

• withhold: If an excessive response is obtained, treatment should be stopped and hCG withheld ( see section 4.4 ).
• use: Most of these early pregnancy losses would not have been detectable by the less sensitive assays for hCG used in earlier studies.
• detect: Clearview HCG can detect hCG in urine at concentrations ≥ 25 mIU/ml.
• spot: So, some tests are better than others at spotting hCG early on.
• call: In addition to measuring AFP, another substance produced during pregnancy called hCG is also measured.

Preposition: in

• urine: Who uses them - The amount of hCG in the urine at different points in early pregnancy is different for every woman.

Adjective modifier

• urinary: It shares the amino acid sequence with urinary hCG.
• maternal: Top Our group could not find out why maternal serum hCG was used as an indicator of risk of carrying a Down syndrome baby.

Modifies a noun

• administration: Ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome due to excessive ovarian response can be avoided by withholding hCG administration.
• testing: Frequently miscarriages are monitored with quantitative blood hCG testing.
• test: Urine hCG tests may give a false negative result in very dilute urine.
• level: I was also told to avoid folic acid until my hCG levels had dropped to below 20.
• injection: I did the hcg injection in my left thigh.
• receptor: It is known that decreases in hCG receptor levels may lead to contractions in the womb and labor.

Noun used with modifier

• urine: Urine hCG tests may give a false negative result in very dilute urine.
• serum: There are reports of false positive serum hCG results due to several different compounds ( not drugs ) that may interfere with the test.
• blood: Frequently miscarriages are monitored with quantitative blood hCG testing.
• hormone: There, urine samples will be tested at regular intervals to ensure the pregnancy hormone hCG is disappearing.