u/idontwantannyone

Dr. holding out hope. I am not.

I appriciate anyone who takes the time to read this. I know its a bit long.

I want to start off by saying I am very well aware this is more than likely a chemical pregnancy. However, my dr is holding out hope. I get my blood draw for my second hcg today so we'll have a definitive answer tomorrow. I wanted to post in here and see if anyone has gone through this and it ended up good? Trying to face reality while also understanding why he has the hope he does.

I posted in a different subreddit some shadows that showed up on 13dpo easy@home tests. I did take a test on 10 or 11dpo, I can't remember honestly, just for s&gs, and it was stark negative. Cramping started whatever day I tested as well. This is the timeline just to make it easier:

Progesterone on 7dpo: 9.4

10 or 11 dpo: negative

13 dpo pm: shadows on easy at home and faint lines on frer.

14 dpo am: same lines on frer and positive digital

15 dpo am: same lines on frer

15 dpo pm: blood draw had hcg of 7 and progesterone of 2.4

16 dpo am: same faint lines on frer

17 dpo (today): frer faint line and easy at home had the same shadow.

I had some symptoms like nausea, sore breasts, a "tightening" cramp that was centralized. Horrible fatigue and felt like I was in a haze. Taking naps multiple times a day. Crying every 5 mins. Then last night (16dpo) it all just kind of, went away. Until about 3 hours ago today? The nausea came back. And twinges in my breasts. And the fatigue.

Like I said, I go for my second draw today. With that low of starting numbers and no line progression at all, I'm leaning towards chemical. He did start me on a progressive treatment of progesterone. I just hate this. I hate all of it honestly. But I don't want to hold onto hope if there isn't any. What are thoughts?

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u/idontwantannyone — 1 day ago

Holding out hope

I appriciate anyone who takes the time to read this. I know its a bit long.

I want to start off by saying I am very well aware this is more than likely a chemical pregnancy. However, my dr is holding out hope. I get my blood draw for my second hcg today so we'll have a definitive answer tomorrow. I wanted to post in here and see if anyone has gone through this and it ended up good? Trying to face reality while also understanding why he has the hope he does.

I posted on here a few days ago with some faint shadows. Those showed up 13dpo. I did take a test on 10 or 11dpo, I can't remember honestly, just for s&gs, and it was stark negative. Cramping started whatever day I tested as well. This is the timeline just to make it easier:

Progesterone on 7dpo: 9.4

10 or 11 dpo: negative

13 dpo pm: shadows on easy at home and faint lines on frer.

14 dpo am: same lines on frer and positive digital

15 dpo am: same lines on frer

15 dpo pm: blood draw had hcg of 7 and progesterone of 2.4

16 dpo am: same faint lines on frer

17 dpo (today): frer faint line and easy at home had the same shadow.

I had some symptoms like nausea, sore breasts, a "tightening" cramp that was centralized. Horrible fatigue and felt like I was in a haze. Taking naps multiple times a day. Crying every 5 mins. Then last night (16dpo) it all just kind of, went away. Until about 3 hours ago today? The nausea came back. And twinges in my breasts. And the fatigue.

Like I said, I go for my second draw today. With that low of starting numbers and no line progression at all, I'm leaning towards chemical. He did start me on a progressive treatment of progesterone. I just hate this. I hate all of it honestly. But I don't want to hold onto hope if there isn't any. I have the tests themselves posted. The ones with the 3 are from the digital day and the others are from 13 dpo. Like I said, the lines haven't changed at all since then.

u/idontwantannyone — 1 day ago