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No fetal pole and yolk sac at 6th week

2018-03-24 10:28:14
I have PCOS and got ovulation induction. My last LMP was on 8/02/2018.I got positive upt at 5 weeks i went to doctor and they did scan gestational sac was there. They gave hcg 10000 units that day and asked me to come back at 6th week.I went to doctor again at 6th week and they did scan and said my Gestational sac grown bigger but no fetal pole and yolk sac has been visualised yet. So told me to repeat the scan after 1 week. Also i dont have pregnancy symptoms like nausea,vomitting.
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in some case it may take time. few case fetal pole seen at 6 week And some at 8week. it is nothing worry issue. u wait nd after that u should done ur usg.

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