Slow rising HCG levels

2020-09-16 18:26:01
My HCG levels are very slow rising. I did IUI on the 21th day of my period same day I ovulated. Now I'm 6 wks 6 days pregnant by lmp but last scan (on last Friday) only gestational sac of 3.6mm was found. Endometrium thickness was 16mm. I'm taking estrogen and progesterone tablets. My problem is that my HCG levels aren't rising. Please somebody give me a reply. I need to see yolk sac and embryo with heartbeat in my next scan acc to wht my doctor said. But I'm worried that I'm not producing enough HCG hormone. It's slow rising. Not doubling even after checking in 4 days. IS HCG HORMONE IMPORTANT FOR DEVOLOPING YOLK SAC & EMBRYO ? Am I able to see these only if I have very good HCG values ??? Please reply !!!
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Since you are 6 weeks and 6 days from LMP but according to your ovulation your pregnancy is only 5 weeks and 6 days (
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You need to be careful dear. If BetaHCG If above discriminatory zone then only you can see the gestational sac. Other parameters are BetaHCG doubling rate , sac margins and rate of growth of sac at >1 mm per day .
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Please continue Fol 123 Capsule Susten 200 mg twice a day for 2 weeks Injection HCG 5000 IU twice a week for two weeks Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses and travel and dehydration Avoid papaya and pineapple Please share your ultrasound report. I want to see sac margins and rate of growth

Answered2020-09-17 07:05:50

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HCG is produced by the cells around the embryo. If the pregnancy is progressively well, hcg doubles in 2 to 3 days. If pregnancy is not developing well, hcg will be produced in less quantity and less quantity enters  mothers blood (I'm sorry if I hurt you). Also ovulation happened on 21st day, so your pregnancy dating will be 1 week late, 5 to 6 weeks.
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USG has to be repeated after 10days (embryo n heart beat will be seen between 6 to 7 weeks). to continue all medications. To relax till then.

Answered2020-09-16 19:37:01

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