Normal HCG values in the 9th week of pregnancy are usually between 8 and 150,000 U/L, and normal progesterone values are usually between 78 and 160 nmol/L. Women tend to have exceptionally high blood HCG values at this point in their 9th week of pregnancy. It’s just that the specifics of the blood HCG values will vary somewhat due to the different growth and development of the embryo in each woman, and will generally range from 8 to 150,000 U/L. The 9th week of a woman’s pregnancy belongs to the early pregnancy period, and the progesterone value in the early pregnancy period ranges from 78 to 160 nmol/L is within the normal range. As the pregnancy grows, the progesterone value rises and reaches its highest value at the time of delivery, which is around 318 to 1272nmol/l. If HCG and progesterone values are abnormal at 9 weeks of pregnancy, women should go to the hospital for examination and take appropriate measures.