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Fetal pole not visible in 7 week
My lmp was 10/8/22. I got tested on 16/9/22 and tested positive. My first scan was on 20/9/22 which said a small anechoeic sac like structure visible with echogenic peripheral rim and no yolk sac.
I tested again on 30-9-22 (7 weeks 2 days)
and then gestational sac and yolk sac was visible but no embryonic pole was seen.
Doctor advised to scan again after 2 weeks. What are the chances? Will fetal pole be seen. I'm really tensed.
Pls help.
My beta hcg were:
16 sept - 464
18 sept - 882
20 sept - 1614
22 sept - 2192
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Repeat scan after 2 weeks
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Chances are less as bhcg levels are low and last one didn't even double but still better to wait and Repeat the scan after 2 weeks
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Titers are doubling
Weeks of pregnancy not mentioned in the ultrasound
U will hv to wait till u repeat ultrasound
Fetal pole should be seen by 6 weeks
Cardiac activity should be seen by 7 weeks
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