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Got a call from the doctors office about my blood test results this afternoon, I have and HGC level of 139 and progresterone of 5.67 (I stopped the suppositories 4 days ago at the first sign of AF). I don't go in for the pregnancy test at the doctors office as AF always arrives like clockwork and getting the voicemails would just depress me even longer.
As I am having a full blown period, I understand the likelyhood of it developing into a pregnancy isn't going to happen. This will be the 3rd chemical pregnancy I've had. I read that they are very common and something like half of all pregnancies end before the woman even realizes she's pregnant.
Has anyone else had the same issues? Was there any further testing done as to why they aren't taking or Is there anything I can do to prevent it from happening agan in the future? If anyone has any insight I would greatly appreciate it.
As I am having a full blown period, I understand the likelyhood of it developing into a pregnancy isn't going to happen. This will be the 3rd chemical pregnancy I've had. I read that they are very common and something like half of all pregnancies end before the woman even realizes she's pregnant.
Has anyone else had the same issues? Was there any further testing done as to why they aren't taking or Is there anything I can do to prevent it from happening agan in the future? If anyone has any insight I would greatly appreciate it.
Not to give you false hope but I have heard of bleeding during the first few weeks of pregnancy. I am keeping a thread of hope alive for you that it is the case!
As far as the chemicals: I think it is a great sign you can get pregnant. I would suggest looking into PGD testing of the embryos to make sure there is nothing chromosomally wrong. They can actually pick out the perfect embryo before implanting it and you can even find out the sex then too! It's amazing what science can do. That way you could know for sure that the embryos you are using are genetically correct. You ahve to do IVF with this procedure though.
Stay strong. Your journey will be worth it one day, I promise!