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Yolk sac gsac are seen but no fetal pole
Hello doctor
I am 37 yrs old and pregnant for the second time
My lmp is 18th feb and i got positive upt on 16th mar
My cycle is irregular ranging from 29 to 34 days
I went for transvaginal usg yesterday as 7 weeks 4 days (as per lmp) but usg report says 6 weeks
My gsac is 17.33 mm and yolk sac is also present
Doctor has advised me to repeat the scan after 1 Week..is this normal? Do i have a chance to get fetal pole by next week? Please advise
I am attaching my lastest report for your reference.
I had 2 usg (gsac size 7.2 mm and got increased in the second usg to 17.33 mm)
Thank you
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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At 6 weeks fetal pole should be seen
at 7 weeks heartbeat should be seen
You will have to wait and repeat the ultrasound
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Dr. Rashmi M Gowda
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Repeat scan after 2weeks
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