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Decreasing hcg numbers during pregnancy is never a good sign and is usually an indication of a miscarriage. There are rare instances that hcg levels can decrease and then go back up if, for example, you were carrying twins and you only miscarried one. Around the second trimester, however, hcg levels can plateau and show a decrease as you get closer to delivery date.
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