So sorry, Bighouse. The drop is not good, but then every pregnancy is different and miracles do happen. My fingers are crossed for you, but in all honesty, a decrease is not good. I know that in an ectopic pregnancy hCG levels fluctuate, but otherwise, this is not normal. Numbers should only be going up until later in pregnancy when the placenta takes over. Then it is normal for hCG levels to drop a little, but that's not until late in the first trimester (after 9 weeks, I think, or maybe the second trimester). Otherwise, slow rising hCG and dropping hCG are not good signs. Fingers and toes crossed for you. Hugs. We are here for you.