That totally does not sound right to me! I would def get another opinion. You're right. Normally when a m/c is occuring, levels drop and not rise. And if they are rising, it is normally a slow rise. But even then, some of those women with slow rising HCG go on to have healthy babies.
You could even go to a pregnancy help clinic and they could do an u/s for free. At least the one close to my house does. I would see if you can find one near you. But def. get a 2nd opinion. Heck, get a 3rd if you have to!!
do you have any idea at all how far along you are?when was your last period? I would wait a few more weeks to see what was going on. I wouldn't agree to a d&c until they are 100% sure there is no way there is a baby
It is me again. I have had 4 ultrasounds. The first one I had the tech told me everything was great no worries. Then she sent me to this doctor. his nurse did 2 ultrasounds on me and would not explain anything other than here is your gestational sac, here is your yolk sac, here is your baby come back in a week...so on so forth. then i finally saw the doctor and he said my levels had tripled since 2 weeks ago in hcg hormones...he said they were to high...(they still haven't said how far along i am at this point so i do not know)....also they haven't told me my numbers on anything or anything..he said high levels of hcg means miscarriage and he needed the D & C done then. I don't trust him at all because i have had a miscarriage and levels of hcg lowered not raised...
definatly get a seond opinion cause sometimes they don't pick up the heartbeats so early on...
It sounds like you might have a molar pregnancy. In a molar pregnancy your Hcg levels are very high, tissue develops but it isn't a fetus. It's more like abnormal, cancer tissue. It is pretty bad that your doctor won't explain it better if this is what you have. The reason he wants you to have a D&C (if it really is a molar pregnancy) is because if the tissue becomes invasive you could end up needing chemo and cancer treatments. I would demand more information from your doctor though, because molar pregnancy isn't something to take lightly. Hope eveything works out for you!
I would definetly find a different doctor, I cant stand doctors that are impersonable, I ask a million questions when they are doing ultrasounds and they have answered pretty much all of them, I can understand if something is wrong them not saying anything but someone should tell you something you have a right to know.