On Thursday afternoon, while I was at work, I started feeling some abdominal discomfort. My first thought was that my lunch was causing me the problem. But we had had a company lunch, and no one else seemed to be affected. So I continued working, not really worried--that is, not until the bleeding started.
hCG Levels: What Do They Tell Us, and Why Should We Care
If you are doing infertility treatments, chances are your doctor will have
you test your human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) hormone levels about 12 days
after your procedure to determine if you are pregnant. hCG can be detected in
one’s urine or blood, but a home pregnancy test will not show you the amount of this hormone, only whether you have enough of it to be considered
pregnant. Knowing the actual level on a given date, however, is important if
you want to be sure that the pregnancy is going well in its early stages.
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