Why is HCG elevated?

No pregnancy, hcg abnormal elevation, is likely to be caused by tumor hcg elevation, clinically, this tumor is mainly divided into two categories, the first category is trophoblastic tumor, including hydatidiform mole and chorioepithelial carcinoma, the second category is ovarian germ cell tumor, cervical cancer, breast cancer, etc., of course, does not rule out the presence of interfering substances in the blood or caused by cross-contamination. It is suggested to continue monitoring hcg and urine hcg concentration, and dilute the sample at the same time. It should be considered comprehensively in combination with the actual situation of the patient and other auxiliary examinations. The patient should actively obey the doctor's arrangement.