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@datadad Currently cuddling my 3 month old :) Good luck!

@sixteeen7leven 140-120,000 from 13DPO-31DPO is an amazing doubling time of 44.34. I’m not so much worried about my levels, just the doubling time.

@gwammy Yea this is what I keep seeing. It looks like mine slowed earlier than most.

@516angelnell Yea 48 hours is pretty close to the medians in the studies I found, unlike my 66 hours. It’s wild that the 72-96 hour figure is cited so frequently yet no one can find the source (and sources I can find contradict it).

@jon97 Yea sometimes I wish clinics would be more upfront about the data. I know they can’t count people out if, say, 10% of pregnancies with a slower rate under 6000 still work out…. But it would be nice to know what is actually ideal and what the chances are with lower doubling rates per studies

@jon97 Yea, that’s what I’m generally seeing in the majority of viable pregnancies. There are obviously plenty of exceptions, but it’s weird that this slowdown is so commonly cited everywhere when the studies I’m finding indicate a faster median rate.

@aji I’m so glad this worked out for you, thanks for sharing!

@bucktongrene Currently cuddling my 4 month old. Good luck !

@babynology I did, I had great doubling times (all under

@babynology 20DPO was 1521 and 23DPO was 3244, so still in normal range, just concerned about the slowdown so soon.

@babynology 47 hours is very good doubling time up to 6000. Mine was 66.

@singleloser50 Awesome, thanks so much for sharing! So sorry about your previous EPs but I’m so glad you got to take your baby home with this one!

@sls2labs Thanks for this study. It's hard to tell based on medians, but the median went from 1187 on 19dpo to 2681 on 21dpo, which is a ~40 hour doubling time. So still doubling fast.

@dardan Lol I agree. Even the amount of people on Reddit who are way off on their DPO is pretty telling of how accurate that site would be.

@dardan Yea, I guess it's just weird that I can't find the actual source for that even though it's referenced so often. Looking at betabase, the most common doubling time after 2000mIU/ml was 32-45 hours, then 45-65. There was a very steep drop-off but then the next most common was 64-90. I...

@unenchantedlight Yea, I have RPL and started out so hopeful for this one, until doubling time tanked.

I see it mentioned all over the internet that doubling can slow to 72-96 hours at this point without a source in sight. Anecdotally, it looks like a lot of healthy pregnancies maintain a higher rate for a bit longer. My doubling was initially under 48hours and then tanked to 66 hours after...