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Re: -do hcg?? Relax?

From: Kimberly (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 9 Sep 2003 08:20:24 -0500 (CDT)


The progesterone cream won't affect the hcg levels so, if they're rising, things are looking good. I understand it's hard not to panic. It's sad how much miscarriage changes your perspective, but you have to trust positive signs when you see them.

Congratulations on your pregnancy, Karen!!!

Kim

At Tue, 9 Sep 2003, karen wrote: >
>I am 35 and have an 11 year old and a 6 year old. No complications with
>them. I had one "chemical pregnancy" last month. I am currently 4w6d
>pregnant. My levels at 14DPO were hcg 178, progesterone 48. I have
>been using an over the counter natural progesterone supplement which is
>supposed to deliver 20mg/day. My ob is reluctant to redraw levels -
>seems confident by history. I am concerned because I am older and my
>pregnancy symptoms are mild even transient- I have retaken HPT's several
>times - they are always positive but some are darker than others
>(different kinds). No cramping/spotting.
>
>Should I insist on the blood levels? Can I just go to the lab and pay
>out of pocket? Would the progesterone cream mask a non-viable pregnancy?
>
>Thank you - your help is most sincerely appreciated.
>
>--
>Karen
>




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