Mine wasnt good I'm afraid
Nothing in my womb but i've got 2 cysts on my left side that accounts for the pain, I can't remember if I asked if they were in my womb or ovaries now. She said numbers like mine (dipping and rising) probably means ectopic and i'll have to see a gynocologist if my numbers are still being funny, but she said it's still possible i had an early miscarriage, she really couldnt say one way or the other, but it's a possibilty of being an ectopic, so it has just been as well I have hounded to be seen.
I had blood taken and got to go back on Monday for more blood, I am hoping the numbers have gone right down as that would be the best outcome.
I cant remember for sure but i think she said if the numbers go up again they'll do another scan.
I'm going to see if i can get the cysts removed before we try again. I asked if they could have interfered with anything and she thought not, she also thought they might go away on their own but when I asked her if they could cause pain during and after bd she said Oh yes, so I know I've probably had them for at least 2 years but theyve never pained as much as lately.
Although I didnt get a full answer today I feel relieved in one way that the cysts are on the side where I'm getting pain, and there was nothing on my right, so that explains alot.
So now got to wait till Monday to see where todays levels were at and then they'll do another set of bloods, but the doctor was right in my case, it wasn't viable, but I still felt pregnant and am continuing to get the symptoms, so hcg is still in my system, it's just a bugger it rose as it would have been easier for it just to return to normal and then try again.
We had a bit cry when we left the RVI, but we're going to get me sorted out, get the house finished and start with a clean slate. I'm also going to go back on my diet and try to sort out this ibs type thing and get myself fighting fit for the next time.
Thanks for everything everybody. I said to my husband that I have been so glad of this website through this, and even he's learned so much as when I joined I couldnt even tell you how to know if a test was positive!
I'm, sad obviously, but I knew in my heart right from the beginning something wasnt right.
I have to say what a difference the RVI is though to my local hospital, like chalk and cheese. They wash their hands while going through doors! It's worth the journey up there, so a big up for the RVI in Newcastle!