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Large yolk 9mm , 7 weeks, no heartbeat
First pregnancy, 7 weeks, no heartbeat, yolk sac 9mm. How serious it is and what are the chances of embryo survival with normal growth
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Hi, it is not a viable pregnancy. Called a blighted ovum. But Usg should be repeated after a week. If again no heartbeat is seen. Then it is confirmed. One should now go for an abortion.
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Repeat USG after 10 days
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Dr. Sonal Katarmal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
10 yrs exp
Pune
7 weeks pregnancy with No heartbeat: I really cardiac activity is visible.on scan by 6 weeks itself.
Large yolks sac: Can be a sign of missed abortion .
Wait for 7 days: two possibilities
1. U may start bleeding then go to Gynecologist asap
2. Repeat scan after 7 days, if no heart beat then confirmed Missed abortion and go for D&E
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
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35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. If there is no heart beat it is not a viable preg . You can wait and repeat the test after 7 days .
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