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5 weeks 3 days pregnant

2018-12-24 06:11:39
I am 5 weeks 3 days pregnant I took first ultrasound on 23-12-2018. It's mentioned that gestational Sac and yolk Sac found. But no fetal pole visible. What it means? Advised to take scan after 2-3 weeks. So worried.
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Answered2018-12-24 07:15:41

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At 5wks 3days sometime embryonic pole not seen, for embryonic cardiac activity you should wait for 1wk; most probably it comes positive

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This can be quite normal as it’s early . So I would not worry. The scan should identify a baby and heartbeat in 2 weeks. Fetal pole equals the baby that’s what it means. Good luck and don’t worry.

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