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Its only been 2 days so it isn't going to go up that drastically. Good sign is tgat its going up and not down
Hcg levels going up slowly??
I had blood work done Thursday because of a previous miscarriage. I just found out I'm pregnant and they wanted to make sure my levels are going up. On Thursday they were 450..(I think I'm only about 5 weeks) and they made me repeat it in 48 hours, so on Saturday they took blood again. Today I called and they said it only went up to 700 and ordered an ultrasound for 2 weeks from today. What does this mean and should I be worried? =/
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La
the fact is that its going up. its almost doubled. what its down by 200?. maybe its a sign of growth problem but not a certain sign of a MC.
Ka
actually that is untrue HCG should double every 48 hours so her number should be closer to 900 right now when I miscarried at almost 9 weeks my HCG was already over 22,000
I really hate to say this as I now some people are telling you not to worry but HCG should double every 48 Hours your number should have been around 900 now that's not to say that maybe by this evening they would be since you are only about 200 off but unfortunately doubling numbers are a good indication if a pregnancy is going to stick or not that is why they are asking you to come in for an ultrasound in 2 weeks if they were to check now they would see nothing but an empty sac I really hope that is not the case what I would do if I was you for peace of mind would be to pick up some Dollar Tree HPT and use them to watch your line progressed as long as the line is progressing so is the pregnancy I'm honestly surprised they didn't want you to come in again in 2 days for more blood work that's kind of rude for them to have you stressed out for 2 weeks
Ka
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Ka
to give you an indication of how quickly HCG Rises you said you are 5 weeks and your HCG is 700 I miscarried at 8 weeks 5 days and buy HCG was over 22,000
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