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Angular pregnancy 9week scan
Located eccentrically in upper part of uterine cavity, towards right side. Overlying myometrial thickness is 3.1 mm- Previously was around 5-6 mm - has reduced on present study. This findings are s/o angular pregnancy - normal variant of intrauterine pregnancys.
Decidual reaction is good
A single fetal pole is seen with a CRL of 14.4 mm corresponding to 7 weeks 5 days +/- 1 week.
A yolk sac is seen.
Cardiac activity is visualized. FHR is 167 BPM - is within normal limits.
Doc suggest to do scan after 10 days what should i do .
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Angular pregnancy is just the attached is slightly away but it's intrauterine gestation
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Yes do repeat scan after 2 weeks
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Dr. Mrinalini Chowdhury
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
Dear to-be Mom :)
Let me reassure you that an angular pregnancy though uncommon, is a variant of a NORMAL pregnancy which are capable of progressing to a healthy delivery.
The important thing here is to distinguish it from a tubal pregnancy which is a seperate entity with a very different management and risk profile. A reliable ultrasound like you have shared is usually sufficient to distinguish between the two.
However, as no imaging modality is foolproof and since the thickness seems to be reducing, it would be advisable to repeat the usg in another 7-10 days. A 3D usg would be more accurate in that case.
Since the heartbeat of the other twin hasnt yet been visualised, a repeat ultrasound in another 7-10 days is anyways recommended.
In the meanwhile please avoid any strenous activity or lifting heavy weights. Be aware of any stomach pain, vaginal bleeding or dizziness. If you experience any such features or discomfort of any form, do consult a doctor physically to get checked out.
Wishing you a smooth and healthy pregnancy.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
repeat scan.. no need to worry
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
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32 yrs exp
Bhopal
Repeat ultrasound scan after 10 days.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yes repeat a scan after 10 days as advised
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