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Gestational Sac Growth Rate is Slow
Our GS on 12th Oct is 0.26 CM & on 15th Oct is 0.39 CM.. is growth rate is slow? What should we understand from this size..
TVS is done to find these readings.. is these readings are reliable in early stage?
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Check beta hcg value instead if it's doubling adequately no worries
Do scan after 2weeks
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Please don't behave like an insane person who had put seeds into his Farm and then he used to dig the ground every day to see why the plants are not growing .
You have to give time for everything. I am sure even Research Scientists have a protocol for their work. They don't start analysing their Research Project every day.
Are you a Radiologist who has his own Ultrasound Machine and does TVS for his wife every day?
Please have patience and behave like a mature person.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
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Rather than CNS it's the weeks of pregnancy that is important
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