What are normal hcg levels 14 days post transfer in an IVF?

Answer by  Susan45 (21)

The normal hcg levels for 14 days post transfer in an IVF would be in the range of 3-426 miU/ML. Levels higher than expected ranges may be the result of multiples.

Answer by  Anonymous

From NYU Fertility Center: 14 days post transfer, they like to see between 50 - 100. That said, I had a 23 14 days post transfer that turned into a pregnancy - the embryo just had a late implantation.

Answer by  frederick (5)

Normal hcg levels 14 days post transfer in an ivf are 12 days are 516 after two blasts. levels can range from 500 - 530 but around 516 is perfect.

Answer by  jamieheld (5)

After IVF, a normal hcg level can range from 17-119 mIU/ml. The main thing, is that this number is doubling every 24-48 hours, so multiple tests will be given.

Answer by  Ali41 (1593)

There really isn't such a thing as normal HCG levels. Everyone's baseline HCG is usually different. Its not the number itself that matters but what happens in the coming days. In a healthy, singleton pregnancy, HCG usually doubles every two days or so. So, keep track of what happens and don't concentrate on the specific level.

Answer by  Rose (6804)

14 days past an IVF transfer your HCG levels would be above 20 if you are in fact pregnant, if the pregnancy did not take for some reason then your levels would be below 20. Considering that you did take the HCG hormone to assist you in achieving pregnancy you can expect your levels to be on the higher level.

Answer by  Anonymous

Dont care about HCG level or doubling, just note that it is rising steadily. Some times a sudden jump is also seen. So no need to worry