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No fetal pole seen at 6 weeks 3 days
Mild bleeding occurred at once. Red mucus discharge from 3 days. Ultrasounds done. No fetal pole seen. Gestational age is 6 weeks 3 days but actual age is only 5 weeks. As per reports follow up sonography to be done. Doctor said its a miscarriage. Will wait for another 10 days.
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Yes.repeat the usg after a week and Eder if the cardiac activity has come.then only it will be sure that the growth of pregnancy is sufficient or not
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Repeat after 10 days
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. You can repeat the scan after 10 days . If it is a miscarriage bleeding will start on its own .
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Dr. Yesha Chokshi
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10 yrs exp
Surat
Take rest . Get an ultrasound done after 7-10 days . In case of heavy bleeding in between, consultation with obstetrician doctor .
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