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870652 tn?1260319436

HCG still rising ?

I am wondering if anyone else has experienced the same as me. I had U/S last tuesday at 9 weeks and told no heartbeat(missed miscarriage) hcg level 53394. 2 days later hcg was 66656. Now 4 days after that they rose up to 85283.9.
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870652 tn?1260319436
2nd U/S  no sac no baby
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1033736 tn?1264005094
Your Dr is right to suggest another u/s.  A radiologist is an MD,  a specialist in digital imaging.  The woman in your OB's office may be a tech  or even just a nurse with experience with those little roll-around u/s machines.

Do you know if you have a tilted uterus?  That can make it difficult to see the baby sometimes & easy for him to hide too.

Stay positive until you know for sure.  Read some stories here.  They will definitely help!!
http://www.misdiagnosedmiscarriage.com/

Namaste!
Fugitive

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758493 tn?1271611163
Debbie, my levels rose but it wasn't a positive outcome for me, I posted the details on your profile. I am keeping everything crossed that todays scan was a positive one :) Hugs
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870652 tn?1260319436
Yes,It was a transvaginal,but my doctor said that she wanted me to get it done again with a better machine and by a qualified radiologist. Hmmm? Does that mean that the lady who did it in her office was not a radiologist and their machine is old? Sounds like it. Also when she did the U/S she was all over the place and never stayed in 1 spot. It was very fast and very weird.I have had alot of ultrasounds and this one only took about 4-5 minutes at the most.
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Debbie - my prayers are with you!  Was your first u/s transvaginal?
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693804 tn?1304720474
Debbie- my prayers are with you. xoxo
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870652 tn?1260319436
I go in for U/S on Thursday so I will know a definate answer at that time.
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