To preface, I'm 40, have 5 kiddos and am a fraternal twin.
And seriously I have felt very sick, very fast, and my pregnancy tests are darkening just woah fast. I know tons of people wonder if they have twins but I am legit wondering...
Beta #1 @ 10dpo: 108.5
Beta #2 @ 12dpo: 277.8
Beta #3 @ 14dpo: 756.4
Doubling is every 1.4 days.
Beta #4 @ 22dpo (5w0d): 13,347.0
Photo is 8dpo, 9dpo, 10dpo and 11dpo tests.
Anyone with twin experience?
I had a 15dpo beta with a surrogate baby and hers was 216 and she doubled every 1.6 days.
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March 13th, 2017, 07:54 PM #1Dreamer
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Beta numbers - twin experience question
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March 13th, 2017, 08:33 PM #2
Beta numbers - twin experience question
It is a good possibility. I was pregnant with twins this pregnancy and one appears to be vanishing. My first beta at 13dpo was 80, 16dpo 469, and 19dpo was 2,052. I had more drawn at 27dpo when I had mild spotting after sex. It was 15,382.
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March 13th, 2017, 10:25 PM #3Dream Newbie
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I only had the one lot of blood drawn with my twin pregnancy, and it was 170 at 15dpo. Your levels are certainly on the high side, but hcg levels aren't the best indicator of how many are in there. Will you be having an early scan? Best of luck with the pregnancy
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March 13th, 2017, 10:44 PM #4Dreamer
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Yeah, I know levels are not as important as how fast they double... generally speaking...
I will at 6w if I get there. Fingers crossed.
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March 15th, 2017, 08:51 AM #5
I never had betas drawn with my DD, but I also had very early BFPs (8DPO for first BFP) that got dark very quickly and also had aversions and nausea very early. No twins, and I had an U/S at a little more than 6w that didn't show any evidence that there might have been one.
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March 15th, 2017, 09:40 AM #6Dreamer
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Have you had any other pg's besides the one with your DD? I tend to get very early hpt results (for all 5 of our kiddos) but the speed of darkening was abnormal for me. Doesn't mean much until I know one way or the other and I am sooooooo fine with any babies (I just want a baby!) so I won't be at all disappointed (at all!) if there's a single sticky little one.
Thanks for your reply!
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March 15th, 2017, 03:24 PM #7
Yes, I've had two other pregnancies that were pretty early losses. With the one I lost around 7 weeks, by the time I noticed I was probably pregnant and took tests, I was at least 6w so my lines were all normal, solid bfps. With my chemical pregnancy at 5w, I DID have pretty solid bfps even through the bleeding, and sporadic bfps for another week or two after -- I even kept testing in case I WAS dealing with twins and maybe a vanishing twin.
I have no increased chance for twins outside of breastfeeding, bordering on being tall, and I guess I eat a decent amount of yams/ground food. You have a lot more chances behind you for twins, so it's very possible. But your beta draws would be more an indicator than your BFPs, where the darkness doesn't actually indicate the corresponding beta levels so much as just hcg concentration (which can be affected by a lot of things).
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March 15th, 2017, 03:35 PM #8Dreamer
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Yes for sure. I have a third beta today that should hopefully kind of sway either way. If doubling time falls, probably just one, if it sped up... maybe two.
The top value for 3w is 71, on the hcg results sheet (that you get from the lab) and even my 10dpo was well over that - but I'm more looking at the doubling anyways.
No real determining factor besides ultrasound, but that's a few weeks away.
I don't want it to be something like a molar pregnancy... that would be so sad. Blah.
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March 15th, 2017, 03:41 PM #9
I've seen results all over the map and I don't think you should read anything into your betas. I've seen many people with high # that were pregnant with singles and people who ended up pregnant with twins with normal range numbers. Just isn't reliable enough.
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March 23rd, 2017, 09:57 AM #10Dreamer
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13,347.0 at 5w0d. I'm still thinking it's twins. Ultrasound next week. [emoji175]
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