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Hi all,

Would just like to run somethings past you and all your expertise!!

Tested day 8 after 5 day frozen embryo transfer - BFN

Tested day 10 - faint positive

HCG results day 10 - 14.6iu

HCG results day 12 - 36iu

HCG results day 14 - 86.6lu

HCG results day 16 - 405lu

HCG results day 18 - 1065lu

I have been asked to retake the bloods tomorrow and Monday, had anyone ever experienced this before and gone on to have a baby?

Thank you x

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Hope you get some replies to your post as this Forum is an excellent source of information and support The positive point is it is increasing

Take care

Janet-Partner

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TopGuntastic

It’s more than doubled so that’s positive. It might have implanted a little later and given it was frozen they can take their time. Everything crossed 🤞 ✨ Great that you will repeat the HCG again, it’ll help know how it’s going x

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Lolalules

it’s still really early on, and it’s doubling so it’s doing everything it should be, that’s a very positive sign. My successful frozen was low to start with (around 36 the day after my positive test) and stayed low til i was 5 weeks. This will feel like the longest few days ever but if it continues to double, even if low, that’s good 👍 I’ve heard frozen transfers can implant a bit later, too

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leo1980

Congrats on your BFP.

I had a slow rising HCG which turned into a fast rising one but it was just an empty gestational sac. It was in the right place so not an etopic pregnancy.

Repeating the test is a good as it will give you and the doctors a better idea of next steps: fingers crossed it is a late implant like suggested.

Take care of yourself this IVF journey is a rollercoaster

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XXKKXX

My hcg was low too and I had bloods taken a few times. Once nhs , twice private. Occasionally they didn't double every 48 hrs. I can't remember the numbers sorry as its been a year but I think first set were around 100 by 2 weeks. I was told not to focus on number , the positive is that it's increasing.

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BM000

I’ve had low numbers at day 10 that ended in a chemical but they went down at day 12. Yours doubled which is a really good sign. I completely get how anxious you must be though. Fingers crossed the third test comes back ok x

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Alwaysfullofhope

Thank you everyone! I've just had a phone call for my bloods yesterday and they're at 86iu now x

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Alwaysfullofhope

Sorry just updating this feed for my info and to give and update, 16dfet HCG blood results showing 405iu x

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