Is this a normal HCG level?

Question

I am 4 weeks and 6 days pregnant. My beta hcg level is 4000 as of today. The doctor is saying this is a little high. The charts I have been seeing show that this is still in the normal range. I am freaking out and was wondering if anyone else had high hcg levels and a normal pregnancy and healthy child or any advice or comforting words...

BTW, I know that I am exactly 4 weeks and 6 days because I had invitro fertilization done so I know the exact date of fertilization. Because of this I know that the dates can't be off and be causing my numbers to be off.

I am 30 years old. They only saw one gestational sac today at the ultrasound but I have ovarian hyperstimulation from all the meds I was on for the invitro. They said this could keep them from seeing a twin until my ovaries go back to being their normal size. Plus, at 4 weeks, 6 days, the embryos are so small they said it would be easy to miss the twin. It could be "hiding".

Answer 1

You might be having twins or multiples
that is one reason your level of HCG can be higher than normal
the other reason is molar pregnancy
but don't worry about the later I think ytou have more chance of having twin
Congrats& Good luck

Answer 2

It sounds relatively severe, so i would not concern. yet to be hassle-free, you won't be able to tell something by utilising a single HCG huge form. you pick yet another try achieved in 40 8 hours to verify that they've doubled. That being pronounced, you're already a techniques sufficient alongside that it's going to no longer be a concern, fantastically in case your midwife certain you each and every thing is advantageous.

Answer 3

sure your not going to have twins?...I just looked this up, and I bet your pregnant with twins...a molor pregnancy mostly likely happens when your under the age of 15 or over 40....or then last but not least, downsyndrome... How old are you?

Answer 4

I think exactly the same as the first two answers.

What the hell is a 'molar pregnancy'??