If you have recently had normal sexual intercourse and have not taken appropriate contraceptive measures, and your menstrual period has stopped, this means that you are pregnant, and the increase in HCG is a physiological phenomenon. This is a physiological phenomenon. If you are planning to continue the pregnancy, you must do a good maternity check, and if you don’t plan to have one, it is recommended to go to the hospital early. However, when the HCG is abnormally elevated, it is important to consider a twin pregnancy or gravidity. If the elevation is not much, then consider ectopic pregnancy, it is recommended to go to the hospital early for ultrasound examination to rule out disease.