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beachmama
LIF Adolescent
Member since 8/12 599 total posts
Name: T
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Beta question
We are newly pregnant, after previous miscarriage and overall difficulty getting organs for 2+ years.
We had three betas, all exactly 48 hrs apart. 1st was 104. 2nd was 475. Third was 1630.
Has anyone's betas increased this fast over 48 hrs and it was NOT multiples?
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Posted 8/25/12 11:49 PM |
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PennyCat
Just call me mommy :)
Member since 7/08 19084 total posts
Name: Jib
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Re: Beta question
This doesn't exactly answer your question, but you really can't go by betas. Yes, they CAN be a good indicator but it's def not always accurate. People have high betas with singletons and low betas with multiples alllll the time. With triplets, my beta went from 64 to 170 in two days. I was pretty certain I had one in there...
Either way, those are great numbers so after all you said you had gone through, just embrace the fact that you have such strong numbers and at least ONE strong baby in there!!
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Posted 8/26/12 12:23 AM |
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beachmama
LIF Adolescent
Member since 8/12 599 total posts
Name: T
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Beta question
Thank ypu!
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Posted 8/26/12 9:23 AM |
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NYCGirl80
I love my kiddies!
Member since 5/11 10413 total posts
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Re: Beta question
Agree with PP.
My beta started really high...67 at only 11dpiui and then more than tripled in 48 hours. According to the betabase, my betas were always high for even triplets. But, I'm pg with a single baby.
You can't go by betas...you won't know much until your first u/s. But figure that a good doubling time is a good sign of a healthy pregnancy - just not how many babies are in there.
Good luck!
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Posted 8/27/12 4:22 PM |
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beachmama
LIF Adolescent
Member since 8/12 599 total posts
Name: T
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Re: Beta question
Thanks, I find out tonight!
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Posted 8/27/12 4:47 PM |
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gina409
TWINS!
Member since 12/09 27635 total posts
Name: g
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Re: Beta question
i agree with pp
my betas were always on the low side,never actually doubled and i am having
good luck
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Posted 8/27/12 7:46 PM |
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