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G sac size small
My last lmp 13 january on 5 th March I did my scanning it is showing 6 week 2 days of pregnancy actually it was 7 week 1 day..why scan showing one week behind ...crl measure 0.55cm cardiac activity present size but she is douting about g -sac size she is said it's small and she aslo said may be this pregnency will continue or it can fail... conceived naturally with 0.1 amh and high prolactin so I have fear of loosing pregnancy...
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If you have irregular menstrual cycle or forgotten dates it's normal to see discrepancy
Anyhow do a follow up scan after 10days
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Just continue with your medicines take progesterone and after two weeks get USG done if size is increasing nothing to worry.
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Early pregnancy scans can sometimes show a difference of about 5–7 days compared to LMP dating. This is quite common and usually happens due to late ovulation or late implantation.
In your scan, the CRL is 0.55 cm with cardiac activity present, which is a good reassuring sign of a viable pregnancy. A slightly smaller gestational sac compared to the embryo can occasionally be seen in early pregnancy and does not always mean the pregnancy will fail.
At this stage, the best approach is follow-up monitoring. Many pregnancies catch up in growth on the next scan.
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Review scan after 1week
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
9 yrs exp
Bangalore
repeat scan afte 1 week
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
18 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Mrinalini Chowdhury
Gynecologist
13 yrs exp
Kolkata
The parameters seem normal for an early pregnancy scan . Ultrasound only gives an estimate of the pregnancy duration and is never 100% accurate . A 1 week difference in the first trimester is perfectly normal. Repeat your scan after around 14 days if you have any concern , although even that is not really necessary.
How high was your prolactin? There are supportive medicines you can take for that condition so that it doesnt affect your pregnancy, so please consult your gynaec for that .
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Repeat scan, consult gynaec .
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Wait for 10 days,and repeat scan.Continue the given medication.
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