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lachick212 posted:

I had a miscarriage in April. Since then I have had 1 regular menstrual cycle and spotting for almost two weeks.
I had been monitoring for ovulation but had
not seen any positive result. My doctor did an ultrasound which indicated that I had ovulated.
My husband and I continued to try and conceive.
On May 30th a blood test showed HGC level of 107, 48 hours later it was only 111. My doctor stated this was probably a chemical pregnancy. She did an ultrasound which revealed no signs of pregnancy and stated that she be expecting a heavy period. This was June 1st. I still have had no period, and took a home pregnancy test which came out positive. My question is how long would it take for the HGC levels to completely decrease after chemical pregnancy? Has anyone had a similar situation?
0 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Pregnancy Question<br />I had a miscarriage in April. Since then I have had 1 regular menstrual cycle and spotting for almost two weeks. <br />I had been monitoring for ovulation but had<br /> not seen any positive result. My doctor did an ultrasound which indicated that I had ovulated.<br />My husband and I continued to try and conceive.<br />On May 30th a blood test showed HGC level of 107, 48 hours later it was only 111. My doctor stated this was probably a chemical pregnancy. She did an ultrasound which revealed no signs of pregnancy and stated that she be expecting a heavy period. This was June 1st. I still have had no period, and took a home pregnancy test which came out positive. My question is how long would it take for the HGC levels to completely decrease after chemical pregnancy? Has anyone had a similar situation?<br />
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