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Took my temp this morning but forgot to write it down. Guess I was really tired.
It's a good thing it remembers last temp taken.
It's a good thing it remembers last temp taken.
Depending on how high your hcg was at the time of a loss, it can take up to a couple of weeks for the line to fade completely. My last cycle's loss -- which was stickier and higher hcg levels than the two before it -- took about a little less than a week. If it's getting lighter, chances are that your hcg levels are indeed dropping. If they are dropping slower than expected, it's possible that you had a MMC. I've had that happen, too. Another possibility is if you lose a single twin but the other is still in there, levels can temporarily drop but then pick back up.
This sort of stuff is why it's standard practice in my local clinics to monitor hcg levels with quants until levels fall under 3miu.
Depending on how high your hcg was at the time of a loss, it can take up to a couple of weeks for the line to fade completely. My last cycle's loss -- which was stickier and higher hcg levels than the two before it -- took about a little less than a week. If it's getting lighter, chances are that your hcg levels are indeed dropping. If they are dropping slower than expected, it's possible that you had a MMC. I've had that happen, too. Another possibility is if you lose a single twin but the other is still in there, levels can temporarily drop but then pick back up.
This sort of stuff is why it's standard practice in my local clinics to monitor hcg levels with quants until levels fall under 3miu.
What is MMC? My husband wants me to call a new doctor, I told him I would Monday if there is still a line but he wants me to find a new doctor altogether. I guess he is right. Everyone I talk to cannot believe that they wouldn't have done a blood test.
Depending on how high your hcg was at the time of a loss, it can take up to a couple of weeks for the line to fade completely. My last cycle's loss -- which was stickier and higher hcg levels than the two before it -- took about a little less than a week. If it's getting lighter, chances are that your hcg levels are indeed dropping. If they are dropping slower than expected, it's possible that you had a MMC. I've had that happen, too. Another possibility is if you lose a single twin but the other is still in there, levels can temporarily drop but then pick back up.
This sort of stuff is why it's standard practice in my local clinics to monitor hcg levels with quants until levels fall under 3miu.
What is MMC? My husband wants me to call a new doctor, I told him I would Monday if there is still a line but he wants me to find a new doctor altogether. I guess he is right. Everyone I talk to cannot believe that they wouldn't have done a blood test.
A missed miscarriage. It's where your body doesn't clean everything out of your uterus on its own, and requires some intervention/assistance. With my MMC, I lost what should have been the viable fetus at approximately 10 weeks, and my body was desperately clinging to a blighted ovum (a second egg that fertilized, implanted, and formed a sac, but never developed further). I bled for about a month and they had to do a D&C.