Pregnancies/miscarriage/children mentioned
Hi everyone. I've been lurking and following your thread and hoping for the best for all of you, but have been busy with the baby so not posting post much. So sorry to hear about the failed cycles, but congrats on the positive betas!
This site might be of interest to those of you with postive betas if you haven't found it already: The BetaBase. It has average betas for singletons, twins and triplets. Betas are interesting, but I wouldn't stress or get too excited about having twins as the beta is not definitive indicator.
My first pregnancy was about average for betas for a twin pregnancy and it was a twin pregnancy, although ultimately we ended up with a vanishing twin at 10 weeks. The betas for my second pregnancy was over the average for triplets! I was worrying myself silly for the 2 weeks until the ultrasound. But in the end it was one healthy singleton! (Dimsum Mum - I don't know how you manage! I was quaking in my boots to think of having triplets as well as my 3 yo. And now I find it a struggle to juggle two even with domestic help which I wouldn't have back home.) So the betas may or may not be an indicator.
hkiegal - Sorry to hear that you are in beta limbo, but as one of the other posters said it is definitely a good sign that your body is capable of implantation. Hope you will have definite news soon so that you can either celebrate or move on to your next cycle.
Hi everyone. I've been lurking and following your thread and hoping for the best for all of you, but have been busy with the baby so not posting post much. So sorry to hear about the failed cycles, but congrats on the positive betas!
This site might be of interest to those of you with postive betas if you haven't found it already: The BetaBase. It has average betas for singletons, twins and triplets. Betas are interesting, but I wouldn't stress or get too excited about having twins as the beta is not definitive indicator.
My first pregnancy was about average for betas for a twin pregnancy and it was a twin pregnancy, although ultimately we ended up with a vanishing twin at 10 weeks. The betas for my second pregnancy was over the average for triplets! I was worrying myself silly for the 2 weeks until the ultrasound. But in the end it was one healthy singleton! (Dimsum Mum - I don't know how you manage! I was quaking in my boots to think of having triplets as well as my 3 yo. And now I find it a struggle to juggle two even with domestic help which I wouldn't have back home.) So the betas may or may not be an indicator.
hkiegal - Sorry to hear that you are in beta limbo, but as one of the other posters said it is definitely a good sign that your body is capable of implantation. Hope you will have definite news soon so that you can either celebrate or move on to your next cycle.
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