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Hi,
If at 6 weeks of pregnancy no foetal node or yolk sac is seen on an ultrasound then termination of pregnancy is the only option.
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Betnasol is given in only 2 doses and vik K is definitely not required. As u have already taken it, it wont harm u or ur baby in any way. If u look for side effects of any drug it lists many on internet. But these are extremely rare. Medicines which u received are very safe. But please change ur gynacologist as he doesnt know the dose of commonly prescribed drug. ...
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The best way to approach this is to have a blood test called serum BHCG. If the value reaches 2,000, have a repeat transvaginal ultrasound. Pregnancy should be visualized at this level. ...
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Maybe it was too early to do a transvaginal ultrasound. You can have a B HCG done. If the value reaches around 2000. You can hace a repeat transvaginal ultrasound. By then, there should be an embryo inside the uterus with heartbeat. ...
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Maybe it was too early to do a transvaginal ultrasound. You can have a B HCG done. If the value reaches around 2000. You can hace a repeat transvaginal ultrasound. By then, there should be an embryo inside the uterus with heartbeat. ...
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Hi there. You are definitely pregnant. However, the thing questioned here if the pregnancy is viable. At 6 weeks, a heartbeat should already be appreciated. There are two possibilities here. 1st, the embryo my not have developed properly or, it will still develop in a few days. You may repeat your ultrasound about 1-2 weeks from the 1st ultrasound was done. Feel free to ask if you still have additional clarifications. ...
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