Last Beta doubling time slowed down considerably? Should I worry? Please take a look x

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Answered by Amandahugzandkiss - Nov. 17, 2013 9:25pm

That's a great idea go relax and pamper yourself and distress I totally agree a nice nap to go with that:))

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Answered by truestar070 - Nov. 17, 2013 8:58pm

Lol ... you're right, I think I deserve a good session of pampering :) for my stress levels ...I like the way you think :D

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Answered by kelliers - Nov. 17, 2013 8:51pm

That's an average but everyone is so different that after five weeks it is just anybody's guess. What is good is that it is rising. You're not too far off from an ultrasound-go de-stress with a pedicure and try to forget the numbers!!

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Answered by truestar070 - Nov. 17, 2013 8:14pm

Thanks for your comments ladies. I really appreciate it xxx

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Answered by truestar070 - Nov. 17, 2013 7:38pm

@ Kelliers ...I know I should have stayed away from the lab *sigh*...but couldn't resist. Doc told me to stay away!
What do you mean "No doubling time slows as you approach six weeks"... I know is slows down to 60-90 hours or something. Mine is 124 ...:/ it didn't even double properly

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Answered by kelliers - Nov. 17, 2013 7:31pm

Also your doctor told you to stay away for a good reason-you should not have stressed yourself out and done it anyway!

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Answered by kelliers - Nov. 17, 2013 7:30pm

No doubling time slows as you approach six weeks. Why doctors even check it after five weeks is beyond me. It really doesn't matter anymore-what matters is seeing a healthy baby with a heartbeat on the ultrasound between six and seven weeks.

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Answered by Amandahugzandkiss - Nov. 17, 2013 6:36pm

Try to hang in there till then you will have a better view

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Answered by Amandahugzandkiss - Nov. 17, 2013 6:35pm

When I was about six weeks my beta slowed rate down but I still had a intuition that there were two everybody is different and in your case it might be normal for you try not to worry I hear ya when it comes to miss caring I know it's hard not to worry just wait your ultrasound will. Show all:)

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Answered by truestar070 - Nov. 17, 2013 6:31pm

@Amanda, I was doubling perfectly for twin pregnancy till the last beta - 31, 34, 47...and then boom 124 hours. Don't know what to think. Trying not to worry but will call the doc first thing in the morning

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