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Recurrent abortions
I have two abortions.. I have concieved naturally but pregnancy stops in 2 months not proceeding.. In ultrasound development stay in yolk sac... In this 3 d tvs ultrasound,what shown ?? Pls tell me,Is  this reason my pregnancy not developed or not... What Is shown my report...
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Recurrent abortion need detailed investigations . You are conceiving naturally thats a good thing . Active management required in next pregnancy.
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Need more details u need hysteroscopy according to the scan
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Consult for complete discussion
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Detailed history and examination required
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I can't read scan images directly, but early losses where development stops around the yolk sac stage are usually explained by a chromosomal or uterine cause found only after a full workup, not from one ultrasound alone.
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Please share this report in person with a fertility specialist who can also plan tests for recurrent pregnancy loss.
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Avoid drawing conclusions from a single scan finding without a complete evaluation.
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Hope this ultrasound is done in non pregnant state . It shows adhesions . Anyway you need to be evaluated for recurrent abortion. It might needs to have hysteroscopy and D@c for removal of adhesions
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Connect Adhesions can also due to repeatedly D&C
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice
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