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marcesgo30
Hi everyone,
I just had my first beta today it came back positive!!! 1059 (18days post retrival, 15 days post 3day tranfer. We tranfered 3 embryos. Does anybody know if this is normal for a singleton or could be twins!!! Either way I'm so happy!! I had to listen to the message about 15 times!!!
I just had my first beta today it came back positive!!! 1059 (18days post retrival, 15 days post 3day tranfer. We tranfered 3 embryos. Does anybody know if this is normal for a singleton or could be twins!!! Either way I'm so happy!! I had to listen to the message about 15 times!!!
deleted_user
Congratulations!! BFP's can be so unpredictable. But multiples do tend to run a higher bfp. Congrats.
deleted_user
That seems high for a singleton. Check out Betabase.com and you can look at some numbers for singletons and multiples. Beta's for my 4 pregnancies at 15 dpo were 106, 100, 108 and 326. 100 and 108 were bligted ovums. Good luck.
deleted_user
Congrats!!!!
deleted_user
CONGRATULATIONS.... definitely sounds like multiples to me! :)
marcesgo30
Thank you!!!
deleted_user
WOW those r great numbers!!! I had triplets and my numbers werent that high!! Sounds Like multiples to me CONGRATS!!! Keep us posted. When is your first ultrasound?
deleted_user
They are high numbers to what I know. Congrats and definately keep us posted. X
deleted_user
Great numbers! Sounds like twins to me!
marcesgo30
Thanks everyone!!! My ultrasound is in 2 weeks I'm in week 4
Angie222
So so happy for you chickie! Dont stress over the numbers. Ive seen numbers triple mine with singeltons and less with twins. Mine was 176 at 7dp5dt and 396 at 9dp then the 3rd was 5 days after and in the 3000's or so not sure.
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