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Mono twins 7 weeks pregnancy
Hi I am 7 weeks pregnant as per ultrasound and 8 weeks as per LMP.
Current beta hcg is 48000
Radiologist said I have mono twins in one gestation sac of 22 mm but heartbeat is not yet seen.
Is it rare to have mono twins and is growth a little slow in that case ? I am very scared as it's first pregnancy in 7 years. Please provide some insights.
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Rescan after 2weeks and consult with ur Gynec
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Please repeat your ultrasound after 10 days to look for heart beat. Discrepancy of 1 week is considered normal.You can consult online with reports for further details.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
At 7 weeks heart beat should hv appeared
So this is not normal
Fetal pole seen?
If not proceed with termination
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Dr. Pendekanti Malleswari
Obstetrician
24 yrs exp
Bangalore
Having twins in one sac has low incidence than other types. Also associated with certain specific issues. Twin pregnancy itself is associated with growth related problem.Discuss with your doctor clearly.
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