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No gestational sac
I ovulated on May 7. Didnot get periods in April. HCG increased from 164 to 900 in 4 days. Today on June 1 it's 2285. But TVS shows no gestational sac. Only endometrium thickening and cyst. What is the reason?
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Repeat usg after 10days
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Repeat scan after 1 week
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Repeat sonography will be required after a week.
Please get TVS and also abdominal ultrasound.
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Any pain abdomen. Can get a rescan in 10days
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
TVs will pick up pregnancy only after bhcg is more than 1000
U will hv to wait fr a few days
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