Pregnancy - hCG Levels

It just means that your HCG levels are within the 4 week age.

No, I don't think so. Sorry. The numbers should double every 36-72 hours-ish. And anything 5 and under is considered negative, so I think it probably headed that way.

You aren't alone though. All we can do is keep trying.

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High HCG levels can indicate multiples, but cannot guarantee them. Your levels are midrange for 5 weeks, mine were 7200 at 5 weeks on the nose, which is high, but normal. Ultrasound is the only way to find out for sure. If you have a "feeling" or are experiencing intense morning sickness, it is said this can be a sign towards multiples as well.

Early pregnancy tests are usually positive within 14 days after conception (sex).

yes i can do it

My first response would be pregnant. Home pregnancy tests are not very accurate for detecting early pregnancy. The tests can detect about 20 units and above. If you really want to be sure, get a blood test as they can test for about 5 units which is much more accurate.

After FET I got a positive 10 days later. Hope this helps. Just to note, it was negative at 9 days post FET. I have a healthy beautiful 5 year boy now.

'Hcg' means hormone produced early in pregnancy by the placenta; detection in the urine and serum is the basis for one kind of pregnancy test

It takes roughly 24 hours for sperm to travel to the egg and fertilize it and then another week or so for the fertilized egg to travel to the uterus and implant in the uterine wall. Once implanted, it begins to form the placenta, which is what produces HCG, the hormone that pregnancy tests look for, even the bloodtest that you get at the doctor's office.

They are similar. HCG tests look for the HCG hormone in either blood or urine, but it is only detected at a certain level, 20 units, I believe. Beta HCG, on the other hand, is a blood test that detects the exact amount of HCG in your bloodstream. It will give the doctor an exact number, so technically, pregnancy can be diagnosed sooner.

Your BBT needs to stay high in order to sustain a pregnancy, at least in early pregnancy.

This is perfectly normal. Many woman have these. However, if this represents a change in your breasts, it is recommended that have a doctor take a look at them. Donna

To expand on this question. 2 and a half months ago I took 4 urine tests and all were possitive. I took one the other week and it was negative which was weird and scary to me. I have irregular periods but have never gone longer than two months. It has now been almost 5 months. I have nasea and have to sleep all the time, my breats are a little tender and I have to urinate all the time and other pregnancy symptoms. I have had burning in my upper abdomen, and aches and pains and back pain and headaches. My stomach is sometimes tender to touch and I'm gaining more weight (but that could be anything ) Should I be scared or should I be worried I misscarried without knowing? I have had no kind of blood whatsoever in almost 5 months.

Nipple discharge is quite common among Women and can mean a variety of things. The following will cause nipple discharge: * Breast & nipple stimulation. * Milk duct infection. * Hormonal imbalance. * High Proclatin level. Most watery of bloody discharge is caused by Papilloma or infection. All types of discharge must be reported to your Doctor. Make a appointment with your Physcian & have a thorough check up. Please note this is advice only & should not be used in place of a medical experts. Nipple discharge is caused by several different things and is a very common cause for Women visiting their Doctor. The causes of discharge are: * Breast & nipple stimulation. * Lactation due to pregnancy. * Hormonal imbalance. * High Proclatin Level. * Milk duct infection. Watery and/or bloody nipple discharge may also be caused by infection or Papilloma. All discharge from the Breast must be reported to your Doctor and a thorough evaluation is required. Please note this is advice only & should not be used in place of a medical experts.

no it is imposible, it is a hormone only created then and not time else, and i am assuming you had a pregnancy test that was positive, there is always a chance that it is wrong but i would go get checked out

that means you have a very early pregnancy

HCG levels normally start declining at 9 weeks or so. HCG peaks at around 100,000 and then decline to about 20,000 for the duration of pregnancy. A decline at 8 weeks could be normal.

The pregnancy hormone (hCG) would no longer be in the body. It leaves the body completely after giving birth. If you are getting a positive result on a test you are either pregnant or have a brain tumor. If you are sexually active it means 'Irish Twins"!

'Gravid' is simply another word for the pregnant condition- I think it's meant to refer to the later stages of pregnancy, when a woman is so big and fat that she's very definitely subject to gravity!!

would an Hcg level of 3900 have a heartbeat

When you get your period it is uterus blood. Your period is the uterus shedding its lining if you do not get pregnant. All month your uterus builds up its lining for if your egg gets fertilized, and when/if it does not get fertilized, you have your period at the end of the month.

Yes, having low hcg levels or no hcg levels while pregnant can be hereditary

Low hormone levels alone do not confirm pregnancy; in fact, they can indicate the opposite. During early pregnancy, certain hormones such as human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) typically increase. If hormone levels are low, it may suggest a non-viable pregnancy or other health issues. For accurate determination of pregnancy, a pregnancy test and consultation with a healthcare provider are recommended.