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Hcg levels, singles and multiples

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curiousandterrified · 13/02/2019 07:17

Hello!
I'm pregnant and hopefully expecting our rainbow 🌈

I had an ectopic a while ago at 5 weeks and my hcg levels only rose to 736. I have my hcg rested regularly due to the ectopic and reoccurring miscarriages (hcg up to 8 weeks never got over 1000)

I'm currently around 4w 1d and whilst my scan yesterday only showed a spec Smile in the right place my hcg appears to be nearly 2000.

Am I confusing myself or is this actually quite high? Could it mean a nice strong Singleton or could it indicate a multiple pregnancy?

Any advice or shared stories would be great, trying to not get over excited right now that there is something growing!

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kelly14 · 13/02/2019 10:26

Hi congratulations on pregnancy.
My hgc was 4300 at 4 weeks 5days and then doubled to 10,000 when tested the next day. I only had the one baby. X

MagicalCreatures · 13/02/2019 10:34

Sorry to hear of your struggles.
I too had a (suspected but wasn’t ectopic) pregnancy where my HCG level only rose to 1800 at 7 weeks pregnant. There was a sac but nothing else. Probably what they call a blighted ovum.
After that I had my HCG levels checked in my next pregnancy and at 5 weeks from my LMP (2 + 5 weeks from ovulation) my levels were 2739. 2 days later they were 5407.
It’s all about them doubling in a 48 hour period but for the first test that sounds like a good number.
My son is 5 weeks old now 😁
There is truth to it that higher numbers mean multiples but I’m not sure just how high they can get for that to be the case.
I wish you all the best.

OldBrownShoe · 13/02/2019 10:46

I don’t think there is a correlation.
My sister had a twin pregnancy after an ectopic, and her hcg levels were only 108 at 4+3.

curiousandterrified · 13/02/2019 11:14

Thank you, I'm just so hopeful there is or
Might be an actual baby this time

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Rememberallball · 13/02/2019 12:42

Mine is an IVF pregnancy and, 7 days post double embryo transfer, my beta hCG was 99. At 13 days post transfer they were expecting them to be around 800 but we’re actually 2,445 and 2 days later at 15 days post transfer had risen to 5,344. I am now 6+6 and having viability scan later today - ivf clinic and GP surgery hace said that, with levels so high, I should expect it to be a multiple pregnancy!!

curiousandterrified · 13/02/2019 13:54

Good luck @Rememberallball that's really interesting.

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Rememberallball · 14/02/2019 00:55

Today’s scan confirmed what all the blood tests suspected and we are expecting twins!!

curiousandterrified · 14/02/2019 12:19

How exciting! Congratulations

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curiousandterrified · 15/02/2019 09:46

And my results are in 5500!

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curiousandterrified · 21/02/2019 08:36

They have rang and brought my scan forward to today now rather than in a weeks time.

I'm a bit scared actually with all our history!

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OldBrownShoe · 21/02/2019 09:11

Good luck! Hope everything goes well 🤞🏻

Rememberallball · 21/02/2019 14:41

How did the scan today go, @curiousandterrified? Hope all went well xx

Lisalou88 · 21/02/2019 16:26

I had my hcg level checked last week due to some spotting & at 5 weeks 4 days it was just over 22000 & I freaked out because it was so high & read it was a possibility of twins but I had a scan yesterday and just the one in there measuring spot on.

Jackshouse · 21/02/2019 16:29

Congratulations. I definitely noticed the difference in symptoms with my twin pregnancy but like many early twin scan I had disappearing twin syndrome and by 10 weeks twin 2 heart beat had gone and by 12 weeks there was only a tiny sac left of twin 2.

curiousandterrified · 21/02/2019 18:03

We've just got one in there, and today saw a heartbeat at 5w 5d, go back in 2 weeks Smile

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HJWT · 21/02/2019 18:25

@curiousandterrified Congratulations 💕🤰

curiousandterrified · 21/02/2019 20:14

Thank you

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