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Single intrauterine gestation sac left

2023-09-07 11:17:24
Hi doc I am 5 w 2 d pregnant and yesterday I did sonography. In that report everything is ok but I have one doubt that it shows that there is single intrauterine gestational sac seen at left cornua. Doctor told me that it is in vagina but want to re confirm is it normal isn't it ectopic pregnancy.???? Plz reply me in detail and my pregnancy is natural....
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A pregnancy sac in the cornua is an ectopic pregnancy. No pregnancy sac can remain in the vagina.

Answered2023-09-07 11:32:18

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Connect please

Answered2023-09-07 11:18:30

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You will have to repeat an ultrasound after 2 weeks to find out if it is intrauterine or a cornudl ectopic pregnancy

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