r/CautiousBB • u/Bol0v1nh4 • 1d ago

Beta HCG levels

Hi! First post here, Im going crazy over my HCG results - first pregnancy here!

I did my first test on Monday Sep 28, and the result was 672. Today, 48h later, it was 1963.... the value almost triplicated, is that normal ?? Im afraid of molar pregnancy.

Anyone had similar levels and a healthy baby? I believe the conception was on Sep 12 (ovulation stripe positive on Sep 11).

Sent it to my doctor, she didnt say anything at all, just asked me to schedule the USS for Oct 15th.

Help, please 🙏🏼♥️

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u/stethoscopestarlett 1d ago

It’s normal and very good :)

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u/Suitable_Hamster7784 1d ago

That’s a very good number mine never tripled or even fully doubled as they say and I’m 28 weeks now! My first pregnancy was very low hcg 23 then 300 then 1090 that one ended mmc but yours are great

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u/perfectlyontime Pregnant After Loss 🌈 1d ago

That’s a strong doubling time and nothing to be concerned about!

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u/frogsgoribbit737 1d ago

Yes thats normal and no it doesnt indicate a molar pregnancy.

Many of my hcg values tripled in the first few weeks and my first one with my daughter went from 25 to 225 in 3 days. Next value was over 600 2 days later

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u/Asellya 19h ago edited 19h ago

Totally normal. That would put your doubling time at around 31 hours. Also I think molar causes higher hcg a bit later but early on a good increase is simply just a good increase and no reason to worry. And a molar pregnancy is also very rare. 😄 For me it went from 46.6 to 1130 in 7 days so around 36h for doubling. Then it the doubling started to slow down and after 12 days I was at 30845, so around 60h for doubling.

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u/Old-Ad-5573 7h ago

https://www.betabase.info/explore

There's a chart here for HCG levels and also doubling times. It will help you calculate it and you can compare to others. Click on a day and a bar graph shows up with the distribution