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6w+5 Fetal pole w/ no cardiac activity

2023-01-04 06:38:47
I got my TVS done at 6w+5. There was a fetal pole seen with no traceable heartbeat. Good decidual reaction w/ good perisac flow noted. I have decided to wait for another 10 days to make any further decisions. Advice?
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Answered2023-01-04 10:52:04

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Heart beat should appear at 7 weeks Repeat ultrasound after a week If not seen then this is not a normal pregnancy U will hv to proceed with termination of pregnancy

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Yes,wait for 10 days.repeat scan .

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Do follow up ultrasound after 10 days to check for heart beats. It could be delayed conception.

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