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Gestational SAC- 4.5 mm, Yolk Sac -2.3mm

2020-10-29 13:37:58
Dear Doctor, During my 5.5 week scan, my Gestational SAC was 4.5 mm and Yolk Sac was 2.3mm. Doctor said there is very little space for fetal pole to develop. Is there any chance for Gsac to grow faster and allow for a healthy pregnancy? Or should we prepare to see nothing in next scan? Just want an honest picture. Attaching ULtrasound report
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Hello , there . You should wait for repeat scan after 7-10 days , before taking any decisions or assumptions.
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