Anyone have a high hcg and it ended up being down syndrome?

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I'm a bit anxious. My hcg test came back high for the GA. I'm fairly certain of  my ovulation date, I tracked with opks and temping. My test turned positive at 9dpo, and progressed as it does with the first 1-2 weeks of urine test strips.
My hcg is 100800 for 6w5d lmp, which according to my lab is double the high range for this week (4-5 weeks GA or 6-7weeks lmp) and already slighly higher than the range for the next week (5-6 weeks GA or 7-8weeks lmp). I thought maybe I was a couple days off for ovulation, but even then the hcg would already be increasing outside of the normal range for the 7-8 week mark.
Twins are nowhere in my family, and pretty rare in general, so I highly doubt it's multiples. I am much more concerned it's pointing to downs or another genetic abnormality. I miscarried in Feb, and am generally just worried now about this pregnancy.
Anyone have experience with high hcgs and ended up being down syndrome? Or nothing, just a singleton with no identified disorder?
Thanks! ❤
Also, my hcg at 6w3d with the last pregnancy was 7700...that baby progressed until 7 weeks then stopped growing. It was in normal range so I wasn't expecting to miscarry...and now I'm just shocked at how high it is this time, especially considering I really don't have any symptoms (yet).

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I had a very high HCG level at that time too. I was about 6 weeks and my levels were over 87,000. I did the NIPT test and I am concerned low risk. During an ultrasound, the technician was showing me my baby’s nose bone structure, just showcasing, it’s very unlikely my baby has Down Syndrome. I am due August 8th but everything with my pregnancy has been going good and all my ultrasounds are great. I definitely saw that online. I’d follow up with your doctor and see what they say about it. Ever since having the NIPT, I haven’t thought about it really.

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i had a genetic counselor who did tell me that high hcg can be an indicator for down syndrome but that’s not always the case, i suggest seeing a genetic counselor if that helps calm you down & the nipt although the nipt is not a diagnostic test only probability of your baby having something so you can come back low risk and your baby can still have a genetic abnormality or come back high risk & have a baby with no genetic abnormalities, talk to your doctor ❤️

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Hi! Curious how your pregnancy is going!? I had high hcg early too. I’m 8 weeks & go for testing in 10’days.
I’m so anxious because I’ve had 4 losses this year. I hope all is well!!

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My hcg was 43000 at 5 weeks and I miscarried, I assume due to genetics. 
Although with my next miscarriage hcg was pretty normal.:

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I’ve never heard of this! 😳 I didn’t get my hcg tested with this pregnancy except when I went to the ER. It was low, like 13,000 at 8 weeks. But my doctor didn’t seem to mind. She said once a heartbeat is detected they don’t focus on hcg anymore.

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I had a very very very high HCG with this pregnancy like yours. This is my third baby. So we decided to get the NIPT done because my husband has high DNA fragmentation due to a 1% morphology in his sperm and my high HCG may have been a sign of DS. My OB recommend that we do it more because of sperm issue than the high HCG though. Our test came back negative for everything and only one baby. I wouldn't worry mama! 💗💗