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The 18 pages that link to Human chorionic gonadotropin, each with the reason it gives.
PregnancyRelated: Its presence in blood and urine forms the basis of most pregnancy tests.
ProgesteroneRelated: It maintains ovarian progesterone production until the placenta takes over.
ImplantationRelated: Its production begins as trophoblast develops after implantation starts.
Pregnancy testRelated: Most tests detect this hormone, whose concentration rises after implantation.
GestationRelated: Its early rise signals pregnancy and helps sustain the uterine lining.
Luteal phaseRelated: It prevents corpus-luteum regression when implantation establishes pregnancy.