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HCG Levels dropping.. What does this mean?
I just recently had my HCG levels taken and they dropped within 48 hours (not significantly) but at this point of my pregnancy (9-11 weeks) I should have doubled my HCG levels. I have not been cramping (abdominal pain) or bleeding and I still seem to have signs of being pregnant (nauseous, urinate a lot...) Does this mean that I am going to have a miscarriage? If not, why exactly is it that you HCG levels drop instead of rise? Also, I had my first ultra sound and he had a hard time finding the baby and my HCG levels indicated that I was or am pregnant. Do I just not have a healthy pregnancy??
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I found several articles on the internet about dropping HCG levels and unfortunately they all said that it more than likely indicates a miscarriage. This article was one of the easiest to understand
http://www.womens-health.co.uk/chemical.html
I found several articles on the internet about dropping HCG levels and unfortunately they all said that it more than likely indicates a miscarriage. This article was one of the easiest to understand
http://www.womens-health.co.uk/chemical.html
I was given the test because when I went in for my first ultra sound they had a hard time finding the featus so they sent me down to get my HCG levels. Basically all they said was that I don't have a valuable pregnancy and I go in tomorrow to get another ultra sound to make sure its not a tubal pregnancy or that its not just sitting in me. But I just find it weird cause I have not had any spotting or anything...
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