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  1. 0:00Unfortunately, I am not coming on here to give the news that I was hoping for.
  2. 0:05It's looking like this is going to be miscarriage number seven. Last night before I went to bed,
  3. 0:14I decided to check the portal one last time for my HCG results and to my surprise, my results were
  4. 0:23there and my heart immediately dropped to recap. My first draw at 9 DPO was at an eight,
  5. 0:32so very low but the start of something. I was worried about line progression and then I went in at
  6. 0:3913 DPO, right? Now 12 DPO and at 12 DPO and to my surprise, we got a rise up to 81 which was a
  7. 0:52doubling time of like 27 hours which I was feeling really good about because my numbers with
  8. 0:58Bruin more than doubled tripled even sometimes close to quadrupled and so getting that first rise
  9. 1:05that looked so great, I was like okay this must be on my head that I'm feeling this way like numbers
  10. 1:11are looking great. Then I took a few days off of testing because it was Bruin's first birthday and
  11. 1:18I just wanted to fully just focus on him and his day and full attention not worrying about line
  12. 1:24progression or anything like that and I went to take a test yesterday after three days of not testing
  13. 1:31and the lines looked pretty much the exact same. Right at first they looked lighter but once it
  14. 1:36like fully developed they looked maybe barely darker. So of course I went for blood work and
  15. 1:44I googled trying to see if people had similar experiences with the first response tests kind
  16. 1:53of like looking the same for a few days but also I knew deep down that something just wasn't right
  17. 2:01but I still hoped because I felt hopeful being postpartum that maybe my body after having one
  18. 2:09miracle maybe my body had figured it out that we wouldn't have to go through losses but I know that
  19. 2:18that was wishful thinking with our history. We're very familiar with this so then last night I
  20. 2:34checked blood work and in three days my blood work went from an 81 to a 98 in three days
  21. 2:46and I know there's going to be some people are like wait but it went up like stay hopeful
  22. 2:51it's not good you guys like I'm sure there are some crazy miracle stories out there but
  23. 2:58it's just not going to be our story this time. We are very familiar with this feeling
  24. 3:03very familiar with loss honestly I'm doing okay right now I don't know if I haven't fully
  25. 3:10processed it we have Bruins birthday party today so I'm very focused on like getting things ready
  26. 3:16for that so I am decently distracted. I definitely didn't let myself get to attach this time to the
  27. 3:22extent that I could you get attached to every pregnancy because that's literally your baby hopes
  28. 3:28and dreams and as much as I try to protect my heart I definitely still get attached.
  29. 3:35We're going to be okay they're far from being done trying we still have a lot more fight in us and
  30. 3:46we'll do what it takes for a second after that we will analyze what it took to get a second but
  31. 3:53I'm just so grateful to have brewing through it all and
  32. 3:56to be able to focus on him right now helps my heart. I'll keep you guys updated on what's going on
  33. 4:05I am a bit worried about a topic with the way that my line progression was with some of the spotting
  34. 4:10I had in the beginning and some of the symptoms I'm having. I know I ovulated on my right side I've
  35. 4:15been having some pain and that side nothing intense yet but enough that I'm like I want to make sure
  36. 4:21we rule that out so that I don't lose a fallopian tube hopefully. I'll keep you guys updated on
  37. 4:27what's to come but otherwise unfortunately we did not get the news that we wanted. I want to say
  38. 4:35thank you for everyone who has jr. Disson and rooted for us through all of this we will continue to try
  39. 4:45I still feel hopeful for our future and that at some point it will work out for us again
  40. 4:52at least at this point in time might feel differently if we get a few years down the line again
  41. 4:57just hoping that we don't have to endure any more losses because I don't know how much my heart
  42. 5:02can take. Anyway I love you guys and I will keep you updated.

Beta HCG monitoring after fertility treatment: what the numbers mean

Emily King

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The creator describes a beta HCG trajectory of 8 mIU/mL at 9 DPO, rising to 81 at 12 DPO, then only 98 three days later, representing a rise of approximately 21 percent over 72 hours against a clinical minimum of 53 percent over 48 hours for viable intrauterine pregnancy. In the context of seven prior pregnancy losses, unilateral pelvic pain, and early spotting, her concern about both impending pregnancy loss and ectopic pregnancy is clinically grounded and warrants urgent evaluation including serial HCG and transvaginal ultrasound.

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  • The creator describes a beta HCG trajectory of 8 mIU/mL at 9 DPO, rising to 81 at 12 DPO, then only 98 three days later, representing a rise of approximately 21 percent over 72 hours against a clinical minimum of 53 percent over 48 hours for viable intrauterine pregnancy. In the context of seven prior pregnancy losses, unilateral pelvic pain, and early spotting, her concern about both impending pregnancy loss and ectopic pregnancy is clinically grounded and warrants urgent evaluation including serial HCG and transvaginal ultrasound.
  • Barnhart et al. (2004, Obstetrics and Gynecology) set the minimum viable HCG rise at 53 percent over 48 hours. A 21 percent rise over 72 hours, as described here, does not meet that threshold.
  • A fast initial HCG doubling time does not guarantee a viable pregnancy. Serial draws over multiple time points are required to assess trajectory.

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  • Barnhart et al. (2004, Obstetrics and Gynecology) set the minimum viable HCG rise at 53 percent over 48 hours. A 21 percent rise over 72 hours, as described here, does not meet that threshold.
  • A fast initial HCG doubling time does not guarantee a viable pregnancy. Serial draws over multiple time points are required to assess trajectory.
  • Unilateral pelvic pain combined with an abnormal HCG trajectory should be evaluated urgently. Ectopic pregnancy rupture is a surgical emergency with a mortality risk if untreated.
  • HCG numbers alone cannot confirm intrauterine pregnancy location. Transvaginal ultrasound around 5 to 6 weeks gestation is required to rule out ectopic implantation.
  • Recurrent pregnancy loss affects 1 to 2 percent of couples trying to conceive per ACOG guidelines. Seven losses places this creator in a category that warrants full reproductive endocrinology evaluation, including thrombophilia screening, uterine imaging, and karotyping.
  • Home pregnancy test line darkness is not a reliable substitute for quantitative beta HCG draws. Dye lot variation and urine concentration both affect visual results.
  • PCOS, referenced in the creator's hashtags, is associated with elevated miscarriage risk independent of conception method, though the mechanism remains under investigation as of Palomba et al. (2015, Human Reproduction Update).

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What did @emskingg actually say?

She shared that her beta HCG rose from 8 at 9 days post ovulation (DPO) to 81 at 12 DPO, a doubling time of roughly 27 hours. Three days later, the number had only climbed to 98. She described this as likely her seventh miscarriage and flagged concern about ectopic pregnancy, noting right-sided pelvic pain and a history of spotting early in the pregnancy. She was clear: she is not diagnosing herself, she is waiting on repeat bloodwork.

This is a woman who has been through this enough times to read her own labs with clinical fluency. That context matters.

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About the Creator

Emily King · TikTok creator

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We didn’t get the news we were hoping for with our beta HCG results. I’m assuming my numbers got higher and are now coming back down. We will repeat bloodwork this week to make sure it’s coming back down and try to rule out ectopic. I will keep everyone updated 🫶🏼 #ttc #pregnancytest #pcos #infertility

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What does the video say about barnhart et al. (2004, obstetrics?

Barnhart et al. (2004, Obstetrics and Gynecology) set the minimum viable HCG rise at 53 percent over 48 hours. A 21 percent rise over 72 hours, as described here, does not meet that threshold.

What does the video say about a fast initial hcg doubling time does not guarantee a?

A fast initial HCG doubling time does not guarantee a viable pregnancy. Serial draws over multiple time points are required to assess trajectory.

What does the video say about unilateral pelvic pain combined with an abnormal hcg trajectory should?

Unilateral pelvic pain combined with an abnormal HCG trajectory should be evaluated urgently. Ectopic pregnancy rupture is a surgical emergency with a mortality risk if untreated.

What does the video say about hcg numbers alone cannot confirm intrauterine pregnancy location. transvaginal ultrasound?

HCG numbers alone cannot confirm intrauterine pregnancy location. Transvaginal ultrasound around 5 to 6 weeks gestation is required to rule out ectopic implantation.

What does the video say about recurrent pregnancy loss affects 1 to 2 percent of couples?

Recurrent pregnancy loss affects 1 to 2 percent of couples trying to conceive per ACOG guidelines. Seven losses places this creator in a category that warrants full reproductive endocrinology evaluation, including thrombophilia screening, uterine imaging, and karotyping.

What does the video say about home pregnancy test line darkness?

Home pregnancy test line darkness is not a reliable substitute for quantitative beta HCG draws. Dye lot variation and urine concentration both affect visual results.

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