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Q: I Really Need Help--prog. And Hcg Concerns

asked by: kathyisawesome on August 4th, 2006

New User

Hi there,
i'm new to this forum and i'm looking for some advice or similar experiences. I'm on my 3rd pregnancy (other 2 have ended in miscarriages) in 9 months. I went and had blood drawn the day I got a positive result (day 29) and when the results finally came in, my hcg was at 61 and my prog. Was 7.8. The doctors are not telling me if they have any concerns about my low levels--i have to wait the weekend to find out about my second blood test. I was given prog. Supplements the day after I found out, but i'm not sure if it will help.

Does anyone have a similar story? Does this sound like it will end in miscarraige, or can this have a happy ending? Any info would be appreciated!!! Thanks!!

--kathy

Replies(1)

Sarah12892

replied on August 24th, 2008

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I am also preg with my third with 2 miscarriages.

And it could be a happy ending.
just put in a few prayers.
and hope for the positive
don't think about the negative to much
it will cause more stress on you
&& the baby

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