Question 1

using ph level as pregnancy test?

Accepted Answer

No: The vaginal ph is not significantly affected by pregnancy.  It would not be an accurate way to diagnose pregnancy.

Question 2

hormone level on the 5th day of pregnancy:

lh: 14, 3
fsh 7, 4
estradiol: 53 ph/ml

does it look like pcos?

Accepted Answer

NO: Pcos is a clinical diagnosis and a diagnosis of exclusion. If you are pregnant, the above values are not helpful in this regard. Pcos is a clinical entity if irregular periods due to lack of ovulatory cycles, and evidence of high androgen (male hormones) levels clinically or on lab work. The above hormone levels are not indicative of pcos but also are not informative if already pregnant.

Question 3

my beta level of pregnancy is 314 what that mean! ?

Accepted Answer

Low: Could be an early pregnancy. You should have the test repeated in 48 hr and it should double if things are going well. An ultrasound won't show a pregnancy in your uterus until the level is about 6000.

Question 4

tsl level is 17.3 is that normal for first tri pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

No: TSH is not effected by pregnancy. you need to be evaluated. If you are already on thyroid medication, your dose may need to be adjusted.

Question 5

i have been told im having a failed pregnancy but my levels are rising still even though they are low?

Accepted Answer

Difficult: Without additional information it is difficult to assess your situation. Pregnancies can fail despite rising hormone levels. The rate of rise is important and many times a failing pregnancy can be identified this way.

Question 6

my levels went down from754 to 430 and now are back up to 580. they say it could be a etopic pregnancy this would be my third one. is that possible?

Accepted Answer

Yes it's possible : An ectopic  is certainly one of the possibilities. Very close follow-up is warranted.

Question 7

after pregnancy diabetic level?

Accepted Answer

Gestational diabetes: Often pregnancy will reveal a tendency in the mother to metabolize sugar poorly. The diagnosis is gestational (pregnancy-related) diabetes. This usually resolves after the pregnancy is over. However, there are women in whom the underlying diabetes becomes more chronic.

Question 8

what is the pregnancy sugar level?

Accepted Answer

That depends: Glucose challenge screening (24th to 28th weeks)  should be under 130-140 1 hr after  drinking a concentrated sugar beverage. Fasting glucose test & glucose tolerance test can also be done.

Question 9

does pregnancy raise cholesterol levels?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Cholesterol levels are often higher during pregnancy especially in the first trimester.

Question 10

how can i increase my estrogen level for pregnancy?

Accepted Answer

See a specialist: If you are wanting pregnancy at this point, you should see a fertility specialist. At 46, your egg quality is not great, and you may need ovulation induction or possible donor eggs.

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Hormone level on the 5th day of pregnancy: lh: 14, 3 fsh 7, 4 estradiol: 53 ph/ml does it look like pcos?

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My beta level of pregnancy is 314 what that mean! ?

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Tsl level is 17.3 is that normal for first tri pregnancy?

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I have been told im having a failed pregnancy but my levels are rising still even though they are low?

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My levels went down from754 to 430 and now are back up to 580. they say it could be a etopic pregnancy this would be my third one. is that possible?

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After pregnancy diabetic level?

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How can i increase my estrogen level for pregnancy?

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