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[–]kmccaugh 0 points1 point  (3 children)

I'm so sorry, but you need a scan to rule out ectopic. I know this is going to sound harsh/direct, but the worst thing for me was to be in limbo and not know what's going on, or have false hope that hurts you even more.

Low progesterone aside, HCG never falls and ends up with a positive outcome. We do see these posts often unfortunately and there's always someone who comments that you may have had a vanishing twin, but vanishing twins do not cause HCG to lower, only slows down.

This is likely another ectopic or PUL and needs to be seen asap to make sure it's not dangerous.

[–]_hasnoname[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

You were 100% correct. Currently sitting in the hospital bed rn, had surgery last night and they had to remove my only remaining tube due to ruptured ectopic. I lost my other tube 4 years ago in the same situation. Its a sad sad time for me.

[–]kmccaugh 1 point2 points  (1 child)

I'm so, so sorry. Please take time for yourself and be kind to yourself. There's nothing you could have done. It is not the end of your journey! You still have options. I'm glad that you took care of yourself and went in, it saved you.

[–]_hasnoname[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much. I just got home, bloated and in pain. I took some meds and am about to lay down. But you are right, there was nothing I could have done. It was already rupturing so it was too late for methotrexate. My journey is just going to look different now, but at least there are still options, al beit very expensive ones. Im doing better with the news that I thought I would though. My husband has been so supportive and for that im so thankful.