HCG levels not “doubling perfectly”
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Anonymous
Thanks for the color I really hope I don’t MC. What was your beta when you miscarried if I may ask, and did you see anything on the ultrasound? Also was it blighted ovum or ectopic? did you do an FET/IVF? |
Anonymous
| NP. I had similar numbers, also from an FET. That pregnancy was diagnosed as an ectopic when no intrauterine pregnancy was visible at 6w3d. For my successful FET, my betas were much higher. I know plenty of people with successful FETs that started with very low betas, though. It really can go either way, and there’s nothing you can do except hold out for that first ultrasound. That wait between the betas and first ultrasound feels like forever, though. |
Anonymous
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OP. The slow doubling HCG happened to me with my second. Here’s my thread: https://www.dcurbanmom.com/jforum/posts/preList/543490/8806172.page
That DS is nearly 3 now and approximately the size of a 5 year old, but otherwise a perfectly healthy little boy. Best of luck! |
Anonymous
The pregnancy ended at around 2000 hcg, I saw an embryo and sac but no heartbeat. I miscarried naturally, it was incredibly painful, and was back to 0 in less than 1 week. I ovulated 2 weeks later and got pregnant. So far I'm at week 8 with a heartbeat. |
Anonymous
Also it wasn't IVF or IUI. No treatments involved. |
Anonymous
| Those numbers are low Op. hope for the best prepare for the worst. |
Anonymous
| My slow and low beta baby is upstairs sleeping right now. Sending you good vibes, OP! Early pregnancy is really mentally difficult sometimes. |
Anonymous
| Any update OP? |