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Early Pregnancy - 6weeks 1d

2026-02-01 13:04:10
I experienced a light spotting of 1 drop so I went to doctor for check up. doctor prescribed me injection nd tablets and it's totally stopped. I had my first abdominal ultrasound scan on Jan 28 and in scan below are the observations: Fetus: single intrauterine gestation Gs : 2.28 cm 6weeks 1d Fetal node - not seen Note: I had pcod and I took pcod treatment from sep 1 to dec 1 andy last lmp was dec 10 and on Jan 28th i got  pregnancy positive. Could someone please help me what does this mean.is it normal
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There is no fetal pole developed By 6 weeks it should be visible If you had a irregular cycles then it might get delayed Repeat ultrasound scan after 1month

Answered2026-02-03 11:38:45

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Repeat ultrasound after a week.

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