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hcg levels low?
So on Friday I started spotting, I went to the ER to get checked. My Hgc level was 95 (the doc said low) and the ultrasound showed nothing. I came back this morning, my hcg level was 191 and again the ultrasound showed nothing. My heart will be broken if this baby doesn't make it, has anyone else had an experience like this? The doctor did say that they think its just too early for them to see anything
At 5 weeks with my daughter my hcg level was only 200 but at 6 weeks it shot up to 2000... Now with this baby my hcg level was way past 7000 at 6 weeks
Keep going in to get your levels checked...since they are going up i dont think anythings wrong. Maybe your body doesnt get . high hcg levels or maybe you are not as far as you thought
I should be about 5 weeks. But they did say they didn't see anything in my tubes and my uterus is big and thicker lining
Everyone's pregnancy is different. When I had my ectopic my hcg levels were normal. If the doctors thought that it was something that could be dangerous like that They wouldn't have let you go. When I had my miscarriage They couldn't see anything either but my hcg level was pretty low and by progesterone was low. It may be a miscarriage but I doubt it's an ectopic. You would be in intense extreme pain. But everyone is different with the symptoms. It is a good sign your hcg levels are going up. Since Maybe everything will be okay. Only time will tell.
With my first pregnancy (2years ago) I was about 7 weeks with similar symptoms and sadly ended up having an ectopic pregnancy. It's really hard to go through when you have your hopes up for a baby, but needless to say I'm now 18 weeks pregnant and my baby is doing fine
In the early stages of pregnancy it's hard to see anything. If the HCG levels are going up then it's a good sign. Have they checked that the baby is in the right place? E.g the Uterus and not somewhere else?
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