So I’ve been on here a few times and it was such a roller coaster of my HCG going up and down and up and down for week. Eventually the hcg took a big drop down to 20.5 so I was discharged and advices to take a test two weeks later and expect a negative.
I’m 3 days off the two weeks and my tests are still very much positive.
What happens if it’s still positive in three days, what will they do?
Help me anxiety please 
Dear powerthroughagain,
I am so sorry to hear of your ectopic pregnancy loss,
If your levels are still positive, I would suggest contacting your medical team. I am sorry that I cannot provide individualized medical advice and the decision on ‘what next’ would ultimately depend upon how high your levels are and if there are any changes in scans such a fluid in your abdomen. It maybe that your levels have plateaued at a lower level and that is why you are still getting a positive result. We do sometimes see levels slowing down as they get lower.
If levels have risen, it is possible they may recommend a methotrexate injection, but again, this is not something I can comment on and would be best to discuss with your medical team.
We have more information on treatment options here
https://ectopic.org.uk/treating-an-ectopic-pregnancy
I hope you get more answers over the next coming days.
Sending much love,
Karen x
The Ectopic Pregnancy Trust
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