Pregnancy - hCG Levels

If you are bleeding, call your doctor. If you have a confirmed pregnancy you aren't having your period.

First time mothers typically don't feel the baby moving until about 20 weeks although some might feel it earlier. I'm currently 16 weeks and am feeling bubbles that could be gas but could also be baby.

But again, I stress this - IF YOU ARE BLEEDING CALL YOUR DOCTOR. It might be nothing but you need to check. You are not getting your period if you're pregnant.

Yes ,that happened to me 9 years ago when Rite Aid sold expired pregnancy tests on the market.Also you might have your period during your first and second month of pregnancy .The most sure way to find out is to go to any medical center ,they offer urine pregnancy test and it's free.

Yes, if you are ovulating and getting your regular periods. but for me, my dhea level is high and i have stopped ovulating, so i can not get pregnant. i have an appointment with the endocrinologist monday. hope i can get this issue taken care of.

No. The hCG is what stops your body getting rid of your baby, especially in the early months.

While some of the signs seem bad, don't lose hope just yet. By the dates you have mentioned, the scan was done when you were six weeks pregnant. At six weeks, an ultrasound should show a sac, a fetal pole, and a heartbeat. You also mentioned the hCG level - this is on the very low side of average for six weeks, but is still within the normal range. A much better indicator is if the levels fall or stabilize so it would be worth asking to be retested.

An important point to note is that you have long cycles. This may be an explanation for why your hCG levels are still apparently low for the number of weeks, and may also explain why the ultrasound looks like one done at five weeks.

I'd be getting the retest on hCG levels...if they haven't fallen or stayed the same, all is probably well and your baby is a little younger than the dates suggest. Should you be going to miscarry, the pain will continue and some bleeding occur. If the pain has continued on, you would need to keep asking for the reason.

No. You are fertile around ovulation (around 3 days before and one day after) and you get your period around 13-15 days after that.

With that much of a difference,not likely. But your baby could be on the larger side, but not THAT much larger. The ultrasounds are pretty accurate. They are measuring the brain development, skull size, and other organs to get this estimate.

The California Pregnancy Disability Leave Law seems to apply. It provides up to 4 months of protected leave if your pregnancy prevents you from performing your job duties.

From what I have read yo can miscarry one twin, it is called vanishing twin syndrom and usually happens in the first trimester. But it's called vanishing because the twin dissolves into the mother with little to no bleeding. From what I have read yo can miscarry one twin, it is called vanishing twin syndrom and usually happens in the first trimester. But it's called vanishing because the twin dissolves into the mother with little to no bleeding.

I would not recomend trying to have birth with beta's beta's don't get along with each other to well

you feel fine some days and like death the next because its the way the baby is inside of you! My wife and I have five boys and I can promise you it is not only good and bad days but can actually change every five minutes

twins are passed down through the mother's genes.

I am guessing by this question that you suspect pregnancy but have had negative results. Perhaps I shouldn't guess at it though. I will say it varies the first month after conception. Some show more than others. Also taking a test when urine is most concentrated, such as when first waking up, will prove more effective in detecting HCG.

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HGC stands for human chorionic gonadotropin, which is a hormone produced during pregnancy. It is often used in pregnancy tests to detect the presence of the hormone in urine or blood, indicating pregnancy. HGC helps support the production of other hormones essential for sustaining a pregnancy.

If the progesterone is 24.6 is the femal pregnant?

maybe it is still early for the HCG to show in the urine.After 1 missed period and 16 days.HCG in the blood will show after a missed period and 10 days.

Not necessarily. It depends what you were being tested for. If this was a yearly gynocologist visit they will check to see if you're pregnant. A normal hcg is below 4.5. Hcg is now being used synthetically as a metabolite to help with diet so this could be another reason your level was checked. If you are concerned call your doctor and ask, or get a drug store pregnancy test for piece of mind!

Yes, by day 10 post implantation a beta hCG test is very reliable.