Slow Rising Hcg Novels & Stories

The doctor said. “No,” Bree said as she looked at the doctor. “This can’t be happening.” “Your HCG level is doubling as of yesterday.” The doctor stated flatly. “We saw it start to rise on another test result and had to rerun the test again to make sure.” “She’s pregnant?” Gabe asked with his eyes widened. “No,” Bree said. “We can talk about a procedure for a later time.” The doctor said. “After we get a positive result. Though really we have the answer already.”

The screen glowed bright blue, displaying the rapid quantitative hormone matrix. The doctor’s face drained of color as his eyes scanned the digital spreadsheet. He swallowed hard, his hands trembling violently as he stepped toward the Don. "The hCG levels are extremely elevated, Mr. Falcone," Dr. Sterling announced, his voice cracking with anxiety. "The hormone concentration indicates a definitive, stable pregnancy." "Specify the exact timeline, Doctor," Roman commanded, his grip tightening significantly on my shoulder. "The quantitative data aligns perfectly with a four-week gestation period," Dr. Sterling confirmed.

"Elevated? What does that mean? Is it a side effect of the scorpion venom?" The doctor offered a small, professional smile. "No, it’s not the toxin. Elevated hCG levels usually mean one thing. You are very likely pregnant." The world suddenly stopped. My jaw dropped, and I stared at him in complete, agonizing shock. I waited for the punchline. I waited for him to tell me he had the wrong chart, that he was confusing me with the woman in the next room. "Pregnant?" I whispered. The word felt heavy and impossible. "That’s... that’s not possible."

By her calculation, the baby shouldn’t be more than five weeks old. When she was pregnant with Buddy, her HCG had only been in the thousands. This time… it was much higher.

I looked at the doctor, as she nodded, pursing her lips, and arms crossed over her chest. "Well, you know, sometimes the HCG hormones are not high enough to tell you a positive answer in an OTC test. We can have you go up, see Carol, tell her what's going on, she can make you another test right then and there, and give you an ultrasound to verify just in case. What do you say?" I was scared, that's what I say. But before I could answer, Logan did it for me.

I sighed deeply in relief and looked at Andro, who looked like he had also just let out a deep sigh of relief. “We did the retest, and your hCG level increased significantly… I told you before that it’s basically called a pregnancy hormone. If there had been a decline, it would have been alarming, but there was a steady increase, which means you are pregnant and your pregnancy is going very well.” I couldn’t stop smiling. All the fears I had vanished. All the nightmares I have had for two nights suddenly felt insignificant. “Thank you so much, doctor. Thank you.” I told her and looked at Andro.

Consistent across all three tests. She looked up at him. "You said significant." "Yes." "What else did the bloodwork show." He picked up his tablet. "Your HCG levels are elevated beyond what we would typically expect at four weeks." He paused. "Significantly elevated." "What does that mean." He met her eyes directly, the way doctors do when they are about to say something that requires the patient's full attention. "It can indicate several things," he said. "But given the level of elevation and the consistency of the result, the most likely explanation is—" another pause, brief and careful, "—a multiple pregnancy."

Sienna was asking questions, and some I couldn’t understand. “You’re a doctor,” Dr. Watson said to Sienna. “Fourth year resident,” she said, and the doctor nodded her head before turning to me, her eyes drifting between Sienna and me. “Well, we will have to monitor her, but her HCG levels are normal. Vitals are slightly elevated.” “May I?” Sienna asked, extending her hand to the doctor, who looked at me, and I nodded my head. The doctor handed over the clipboard while Sienna skimmed through the results.

I accidentally raise my voice a little bit, truly upset at this mistake she's making. "I understand your confusion because you've never had this happened to you during your previous pregnancies but every pregnancy is different, especially when we get older. Our hormones change. Maybe you've never heard about this but it happens, Soph. I have a few patients who would get their period every month eventhough they're pregnant." Oh God. "Blood test gives the most accurate result. According to this HCG test, you're at least ten weeks pregnant." My jaw drops hearing the number, "Ten?!"

"Is your stomach not feeling well?" Zoey nodded, "I went to do a test." Russell did not dare to take it lightly, but whatever Zoey said was the truth, after all, she knew her body best. Soon, the test results came out. Russell raised an eyebrow as he looked at the data that had been tested. HCG value is the human chorionic gonadotropin, which was a data used to test pregnancy. He looked at Zoey in shock, then at the doubled numbers, and even though he was slow, he understood what it meant.