Lanet, Seoul, Peachy - thanks!
Had u/s this morning and it was inconclusive. They couldn't see any gestational sac but neither any signs of ectopic... It's so weird! So another u/s scheduled for Fri next week, meanwhile I'm supposed to report to the office if I feel any pain which I didn't feel at all so far.
They also took another blood draw today so the beta hell continues, lol.
Doctor said, it's likely not an ectopic but they can't fully rule it out until they see something. Meanwhile I feel just fine except my bb's are sore as ever and slight nausea every once in a while which totally could be caused by antibiotics I'm still taking after my trip to the hospital the other week....
So... total confusion for one more week and I guess more needles for me!
Hi Morana: Some OB would not even do an ultrasound until you are on 2,000 scale but then again every RE are different. My first beta was only 31 and two days after its 104..it was really low and then I didn't have anymore beta follow up after the second one. I went to have an ultrasound after 25 days of my second beta, and by that time I am already 7 weeks. I did a 5days Blasts transfer.
Not every woman is the same, if they are ruling out ectopic that's really good and your embies could turned out just implanted late.
The fact that you are hcg is doubling it means only one of two things. It's early, or it's ectopic..and since they are ruling out ectopic ( you will have some pain and some bleeding if this is the case) there's a higher chance that its too early.
Congratulations to everyone, I am so thrilled and very happy to see all the BFP's Messica, Breaking, Kay, Morana, Amazing and Seoul...sticky vibes and baby dust to Red, Lanet, Team, Amanda and Peachy...
Seoul - so excited for your twin beans!!! I'm so relieved the other bean caught up and that they are both ahead of their gestational age... I started with a twins too but Baby B was always smaller and behind in size, she never caught up and her heart just stopped beating
Lanet - so glad that your thyroid cooperated...before you know it, it will be transfer time...when I was at that stage I was stress too and anxious and I took lorazepam every night so I can sleep and stopped three days before transfer.
Peachy - are you still trying to lose weight? did they ever give you a diagnosis of the bleeding that you had after sex? Like what you said, you do not have any problems with implantation but the key is producing best quality eggs so maybe you are right that they may have stimmed you so fast....when you think about it...its like baking or cooking, for you to get the taste that you want, it cant be overly cooked or undercooked, just the right amount of heat, seasoning and ingredients...(not sure if I'm making sense)...so maybe its the same for our eggs..to be in the optimal state, it has to be stimmed in a slow steady pace...
AFM - We did the anatomy scan and confirmed its a boy...this scan took around 45 minutes and they scan all the vital organs, heart, kidney, they counted the fingers, they look at the face from nose to the mouth to see sign of cleft, spine, they look at the position of my placenta. I was so nervous because I don't know the standard protocol if doctor has to come in...the technician called the doctor in and I thought there must be something wrong..-it turned out that's the usual procedure and I was told they are going to send my result to my OB. Also sadly, Baby B is still there, like a little angel sleeping
inside her tiny sac...and my boy's foot was directly next to the sac...Baby B was just as big as my boy's foot. Next appointment is in 4 weeks for my glucose test...