Pregnancy Concerns After Abortion: 12-Week Uncertainty & Abdominal Pain

Question
i have one child im 20 years old i think im not sure that my last menstrual period started february 10 and ended on the 15th but after i had an abortion in feb of 2005 i could go 2 months without a period i just found out that i was pregnant i went to a doctors office and she told me i could be 12 weeks i went home later that day and i was experiencing stomach cramps i went to the hospital they preformed a sonograph but they told me everything looks fine but they didnt see anything they took my hcg level and it was 2075 is it possible that i had a miscarriage or is it early to detect if it was a miscarriage why didnt i have any bleeding or spotting

Answer
If your last period started on February 10, and you had a positive pregnancy test, youy should now be 12 weeks pregnant. A sonogram should show a fetus and a fetal heartbeat, especially if your Beta HCT is 2075. If you had a miscarriage, you would have had some bleeding and passage of tissue. If it was a "missed abortion" a sonogram would show some signs of a fetus in the uterus. I would go back to your doctor and have all of this evaluated. I would take two blood tests for pregnancy, 48 hours apart. If there is a doubling of the results in 48 hours, it indicates a viable pregnancy. If there is a halving of the results in 48 hours, it indicates a miscarriage. If both values are less than 5, you are not pregnant. If there is a plateau of the results in 48 hours, you have to consider the possibility of a tubal pregnancy (ectopic). Check it out with your doctor.