I am in the same position right now, 5 weeks...the wait is terrible. Hope you have great results soon!

I do think high betas are more likely to result in a successful pregnancy, so I would feel optimistic. Nothing you can do but wait though. Good luck and let us know how it goes.

Agree with the PP that the actual number doesn't matter as much as the fact that they are doubling. I have been pregnant twice after IVF and had terrible morning sickness both times, but I had absolutely no symptoms until about 7 weeks. Waiting for that first ultrasound is so hard, especially after you've had a miscarriage. Good luck!

Everyone is different so you can't really tell by the level. What matters is that you are doubling. That's really good news. It's terrifying not knowing for sure though, I know, so just do what you can to keep yourself distracted.

What's critical for you is the upward trend in your beta. You're doing fine. Zero symptoms means nothing. My boobs didn't even hurt during my last pregnancy. I had previous miscarriages, so I was a nervous wreck about it. Turned out not be a problem. Good luck.

I had two good beta counts (392 and 865) at 10 and 12 days post 5-dt. I'm now in the waiting period before an ultrasound to check for a heartbeat. I've already been through one miscarriage at about this time frame from a previous IVF attempt where betas were just less than half of my current numbers. So I'm obviously nervous in this waiting period. I have zero symptoms of pregnancy at this point. (Technically at 5w4d.) Do higher beta counts lessen the odds of miscarriage? Anything else to give me some support?