If you Google Hcg chart you can get an idea of the range of Hcg levels for each week. That being said, even if yours aren't in the correct range all that matters is that it keeps rising. An early ultrasound will put your mind at ease. Hcg isn't very reliable.
Thanks for the replies. I went back in at 4 weeks and my HCG was 9,000!
I haven't had any cramping or anything out of the normal. A little bit of some sharp back pain but when I talked to the nurse she said as long as it was in the back and goes away, it should be fine. And it has went away so far.
I go for an ultrasound on Monday. I am so anxious!
Sorry posted too soon. .
-or if could be a normal singleton pregnancy =)
Just follow up with your doctor. They will figure it out with time. Ultrasound should be able to give you some answers soon. Good luck. I know pregnancy is stressful and scary, but do your best to stay positive.
When you say your hcg levels were back to "normal" on nov. 11th, do you know for sure they were at 0? Did the dr literally day your hcg is negative? If so, your hcg could've reached 0 days before the 11th, which could possibly put you past 3 weeks, perhaps 4 wks?
There are many possibilities here:
- like you said, multiple pregnancy, and hopefully that's what it is.
-ectopic pregnancy, as a Sonographer, we're taught that when we see unusually high hcg levels, the first thing we should look for is an ectopic pregnancy. I'M NOT SAYING THERE IS ANYTHING WRONG WITH YOU OR YOUR PREGNANCY, but if you start to feel Bad cramps, then go to the ER asap.
- it could also be a heterotopic pregnancy, which is very rare.
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Some people have naturally higher hcg it even lower. It's not what the number is thats important. It's what the number is doing. So as long as it doubles in the next 48-72 hours then it's okay.
Sorry about your loss and wishing you the very best.