I had 2 embryo's transfered 5-9-09. Beta at 10dp5dt 420! Beta at 12dp5dt 707. They did not double. The nurse said to remain cautiously optimistic but I am very worried.
You can plug in your numbers and see that everything is fine. It looks like your original numbers were on the high side, maybe indicating multiples. Everyone says double in 2 days, but that is not accurate. The doubling time is anywhere from 48-72 hours, so they say they look for atleast a 60% increase in 2 days, and according to your numbers and that website I gave you, you increased 68%, so I really wouldn't worry.
Congratulations on your pregnancy
Me- 28 DH- 33 Male Factor
1st IVF- 12/07- BFP! Ella Michele was born 8/26/8
2nd IVF- 04/09 - BFN
1st FET- 09/09 - Chemical
3rd IVF - 04/11 - Embies didn't make it to ET
4th IVF - Fall 2011??
My beta at 15dp3dt was 868, 2nd beta 17dp3dt was 1496. Clearly didn't double in 48 hours but I wasn't worried because my nurse told me the numbers looked great. 3rd beta was 3149 and I'm pregnant with twins . Michele's correct in the 48 hour thing being inaccurate. Congratulations!
Cynthia - 31, blocked tubes, DH - 26, perfect
1st IVF - 3/2009, ER - 3/26, ET - 3/29 BFP!!
Jm- I know how you feel and it's hard not to worry when your betas don't double in 48 hours. Mine doubled 83% the first time then slightly more than doubled for my third beta. As the prior posts state, greater than 60% is indicative of a healthy pregnancy.
keep in mind that not all women double at the same rate and a very high precentage go on to have healthy pregnancies. The higher the initial beta, the more difficult it is to double.
I worried myself sick after my first beta and it was so unnecessary!
1st IVF- April 2009: BFP!
IDENTICAL TWINS! 2 heartbeats