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Pregnant bt no sac in 43d
I got my last periods on oct 11 and my home urine test shows positive on November 21 then I consulted the doc and she suggested a ultrasound. But no sac found, I'm so much worried. I always have a irregular periods. So, can some one suggest me what should I do?? Is it too early to take ultrasound in 43 days?
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Repeat a beta hCG test after 48 hours of previous test. Also, repeat an ultrasound after 7 days. If you have any spotting or pelvic pain, visit a gynecologist immediately for further evaluation.
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Do a blood test...bhcg..relay d reports
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
Better to do sonography after 2wks keep yourself under observation of a gynac
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Dr. Swati Chitnis
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Mumbai
Do a ßhCG, 2 tests 48 hours apart. Also repeat ultrasound in a week. If you experience spotting, giddiness or pain, see your doctor immediately
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