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Is it risky complicated...chances of wht
Done with icsi on 21sep with two day3 transfer of embryo...after first scan this is report...anyone. experienced...am anxious what are chances
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your scan at 6 weeks 3 days shows a triplet pregnancy after ICSI, with each fetus developing at its own pace right now. Fetus C already has a visible heartbeat at 109 beats a minute, which is reassuring at this stage. Fetus A's heartbeat is faint and Fetus B's isn't visible yet, but that's common for a sac this early and doesn't mean that pregnancy has failed.
Next Steps
Your doctor has rightly asked for a repeat scan at 9 to 10 weeks, since heartbeats and growth in early multiple pregnancies often become clearer over the next couple of weeks. Please go for that scan as planned, and discuss this with the specialist managing your ICSI cycle.
Health Tips
Contact your doctor sooner if you notice bleeding, soaking pads, or severe cramping before the next scan.
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