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I had fluctuating betas back in September - went up, then down, then up, then up but not doubling. In the end they did an u/s and *saw* that there was nothing viable there - no yolk sak. At that point, I was happy to stop all the meds. But up until that point, I wanted to do everything possible to help the little dot along, on the tiny little chance that it would make it.
Whatever way it turns out for you, you want to make sure you won't regret anything. If you'd regret stopping the progesterone, tell your doctor. If nothing else, they'll explain to you why they want you to stop, and then maybe you'll feel better about it.
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I went in as usual, and while I was waiting the nurse came up to me and said "We're going to do an u/s today." Huh?! Okay!
So, I saw the yolk sak! (one) They didn't leave my hCG level on the message, but apparently it looked good, and my progesterone is at 182! Now I'm starting weekly u/s and bw.
So I guess it's time for me to move on to PAIF. I know there's still a lot that can go wrong - the RE said there's about a 10-15% chance of the pregnancy not making it, but I'm hoping for the best. I'll be around, and probably posting occassionally. Good luck to you all and thank you *so* much for all your support. I hope you join me over there soon.
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