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No yolk sac and Fetal pole at 7 week
I had a Frozen Embryo Transfer (FET) on January 2nd. My HCG levels were: - January 12th: 55 - January 14th: 100.1 - January 20th: 731 Today's ultrasound showed a gestational sac, but no yolk sac or fetal pole. My doctor wants me to repeat the scan on February 10th. I'm really worried. Has anyone else experienced this? Is it possible for the yolk sac and fetal pole to develop by the next scan?
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Mam lets wait for 2 weeks and repeat scan. It's too difficult to comment at present
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Fetal pole appears at 6 weeks and heartbeat at 7 weeks You will have to wait and repeat the ultrasound as advised by your doctor
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