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Help please---Healthy Baby?

My last menstual period started on 1/3/11, I dont know if my baby is ok.  My hormone levels are not increasing normally. The resuts thus far are as follows:

Hormone Testing

2/10/11: 1650 Hcg
2/12/11: 1862 Hcg
2/14/11: 3291 Hcg
2/16/11: 4290 Hcg
2/17/11: 5605 Hcg
2/22/11: waiting for results

Ultrasounds:
2/10/11: 2 sacs found, one in uterus, one inferior to right ovary, no free fluid in Morrison's Pouch.
2/17/11: yolk located inside the sac in Uterus and sac found inferior to ovary determind to be a hemorragic cyst, Morrison's Pouch not checked.
2/22/11: doc stated that the sac in uterus looks larger, cannot see clear picture of baby, scheduled ultrasound for 2/24/11.

What does all this mean, no one can give me a due date, blood test every 2 days but only seems to significantly increase every 3-4 days, ultrasound tech found yolk sac and doc expected to see baby on 2/22/11....how far along am I? Is this normal? Do have reason to be concerned? Please help...has anyone gone through this before?
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They have not said anything about the progesterone level. I dont know if they have checked it. Is that something that I should ask the OB about at my next appointment? Thank you for responding. My husband walked out the door right before i found out I was pregnant and I dont even have a number to contact him or know where he is living. I didnt realize how hard it was going to be to even get questionable results from the doctor by myself.
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hCG is different for everyone. Technically the rule is that it needs to rise 60% every 48-72 hours though doctors like to see it double every 2 days. Have they checked your progesterone levels (many doctors will check this along with the hCG). A level under 15-20 would need supplements.

I personally believe that with all our hormone-injected foods there are more fertility and hormonal issues (like not having enough progesterone to sustain a pregnancy).

Slow-rising hCG does not necessarily mean miscarriage. Let us know what happens!
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