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No fetal pole seen at week 6

2021-10-30 15:57:06
I am 6 week pregnant.Today we did the first scan(transvaginal) and the report says gestational sac seen (11.5 mm) and yolk sac (3.5 mm) seen.fetal pole not seen.doctor told me to repeat the scan after two weeks.Is it normal?
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No worries Rescan after 2 weeks

Answered2021-10-31 07:09:22

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Yes after 2 week repeat scan...and don't take tensio

Answered2021-10-30 17:00:31

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Reach Practo profile for further assistance. Consultant Obstetrician and Gynaecologist.

Answered2021-10-30 16:48:05

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repeat  scan after 7 days

Answered2021-10-30 16:34:01

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Hi Yes , plz repeat scan after 10 - 14 days Continue medicine as advised by the doctor

Answered2021-10-31 15:03:46

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