Slow Rising Hcg Novels & Stories

"Because it was undetectable?" "No," Dr. Rosenberg said. He turned the monitor. Patient: Aurora Vale-Cross. Beta HCG: 412 mIU/mL. Aurora stared at the number. The last time, it had been less than 0.1. "What does that mean?" she asked. Her brain refused to process the data. It looked like a typo. "Is that... is that a cyst? Is it a chemical error?" "It means you're pregnant," Dr. Rosenberg said. The world tilted.

Mable looked at Zoe lying on the bed and said to Kyle, “What are you making a fuss for? Do you think Zoe would still be lying here if I really wanted to harm her?” Kyle’s fists creaked. “Zoe is like this now because of you!” Blair walked over to Kyle and patted his shoulder. “Kyle, Zoe is fine.” Kyle’s face was cold. If not for Blair, he would not let Mable go easily. Mable looked at the doctor to the side and said, “Give her a blood hCG test.” The doctor was stunned. “A blood hCG test?” Kyle and Blair also looked at Mable. During the first three weeks of pregnancy, the hCG levels in the blood would rise rapidly. Could Mable be requesting a test for Zoe because...

Janice draws three tubes of blood, dips the urine strip into the sample, takes a few notes, then steps out. Nia looks at me. “I think you’re pregnant.” “And why do you think that?” I ask. “Because you’re mentally gone. You’re quiet. You’re not eating much. And with early pregnancies, women either eat constantly like me, or barely at all.” I open my mouth to respond but the door swings open. Janice walks in with serious eyes. I grab Nia’s hand. She smiles. “Congratulations. You are pregnant. Your hCG levels are very high.”

“Wait, why do you think she is pregnant and not sure that she is?” The doctor was trying his best to stop laughing in front of me and maintain his serious demeanor, but was failing nonetheless. He said, “When I took her for tests, I also did her urine test and her hCG test is positive. That means that she is pregnant. But it’s not been more than ten or eleven days of her pregnancy. So, you have to wait for a week more for the smell that you are waiting for, from her.”

When my eyes see the positive symbol in the little screen, happiness followed by sadness explodes my heart to smithereens. The positive means I still have an HCG level, but the silence coming from my stomach tells me that the level won't be rising, and soon...soon, they will flow from my body altogether. Silent tears flood my face as my legs give out, and I crumble to the tile floor. I slap my hand over my mouth to muffle my sobs.

Adira smiled back, sat down on the other side of the doctor's desk, and waited. "So, we've done some tests, and there's a reason why your pills didn't work. We found a high level of hCG in your blood, which is probably repelling your suppressants." "And that means..." Adira said with a confused look. She had never heard of it. "you're pregnant..." - - Adira laughed. Yeah, right, I'm pregnant. That was obviously a joke.

“So what? How can you check?” “We’ll take you for an ultrasound at nine a.m. We took blood when you came in and I rushed the HCG results. The numbers put you at around nine weeks, so we’ll get a clear view of baby on the screen.” She stood. “The best thing you can do is get some sleep.” “I’ll try.” “And, Brenda?” She opened the door and stopped. “Don’t worry. Sickness is usually a good sign. It means you have high hormone levels and a healthy baby in there.”

"And I'd like to see you every two weeks for the first trimester, given your history." My history. He was being tactful, but we both knew what he meant. The losses. The complications. The body that had failed me so many times before. "Is everything..." I swallowed hard. "Is everything normal? The levels, I mean." "Your hCG levels are exactly where they should be for six weeks," he said firmly. "Your other blood work looks excellent. There's no reason to think this pregnancy won't progress normally." No reason except for all the other times it hadn't.

No, no, no. Dr. Morris cleared his throat, pulling me from the spiraling panic. "When a woman is in the early stages of pregnancy," he said cutting through the static in my head, "her body undergoes significant hormonal changes. One of the primary hormones, human chorionic gonadotropin, increases dramatically. This can cause nausea, often referred to as morning sickness. Additionally, progesterone levels rise to support the uterine lining, but this hormone also causes blood vessels to relax and widen."

"Did you just say Jessica is pregnant?" "There's no doubt in my mind, King Kanyon. Your mate is indeed pregnant." Dr. Clarke was sure. "It showed up in her urinalysis, plus the lines on the pregnancy test were strong positives too, meaning that the pregnancy hormone, HCG, is high in her system." Jessica's jaw dropped, eyes widening in disbelief as if a sudden jolt of electricity had coursed through her veins, leaving her momentarily stunned. She swallowed, trying to soothe her dry throat. Pregnant? She couldn't believe it.