Can you have a blighted ovum no baby in the uterus ectopic pregnancy and still slow rising Hcg levels?

Yes, it is possible to have a blighted ovum (an empty gestational sac with no developing embryo), no baby in the uterus (an anembryonic pregnancy), or an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy that occurs outside the uterus) and still have slowly rising hCG levels.

In a normal pregnancy, hCG levels rise rapidly in the early stages, doubling every 2-3 days. However, in some cases, hCG levels may rise more slowly, which can be caused by various factors, including:

* Blighted ovum: In some cases of blighted ovum, hCG levels may continue to rise slowly for a period of time before eventually declining.

* Anembryonic pregnancy: Similarly, in anembryonic pregnancies, hCG levels may rise slowly before eventually stopping or declining.

* Ectopic pregnancy: In ectopic pregnancies, hCG levels may rise more slowly than in a normal pregnancy, and may eventually plateau or decline.

It's important to note that the presence of slow-rising hCG levels does not necessarily indicate a specific type of pregnancy complication. Other factors, such as the woman's overall health and medical history, as well as the results of ultrasound examinations, are also considered in diagnosing and managing these conditions.

If you are experiencing slow-rising hCG levels, your healthcare provider will closely monitor your situation, perform necessary tests and ultrasound examinations, and provide appropriate medical care based on the specific circumstances and diagnosis.