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I had a vaginal ultra sound today because i was experiencing some pelvic pain. There was a sac but no baby.? |
The doctor said a lot of times u can't see the embryo @ 5 weeks pregnant. I have to go back in 2 weeks to see if he can see anything. He said that if nothing was there still (meaning no embryo) that i had what is known as a blighted ovum. Is anyone familiar with this? Could this be what is wrong. Any answers would be greatly appreciated. I was around 5 or 6 weeks pregnant when i had my first ultrasound. I was horrified when the picture i got from the technician was just a picture of an empty sac. I thought i had what was called a blighted ovum. I called my doctor's office, and they arranged another ultrasound at 7 weeks. It turned out the baby was fine and perfectly healthy! They explained what had probably happened was the baby was so small and basically hiding from the ultrasound. They also grow a lot in the first trimester. I wouldn't worry too much about it. Good luck to you! I had a vaginal ultra sound done before at 4 weeks and you can see the little embroy and sac. You are most likely fine, as well as your baby... it can take up to 8 weeks to see a heart beat in a little black blob that will become your baby. If he thought it was anything wrong he would see you sooner than 2 weeks. Babies are amazing things, and you will see it explode in size in the 2 weeks, as cells double, and double and double, building the little human.... Good luck and i wish no bad things come between you and a healthy baby. i had to have the same kind of ulrasound. and i was to early to for them to see anything. but everything was fine. and now my daughter is almost 8 months old. don't worry or panic thigs will turn out ok. the baby is just either in the right spot or it is to little to see. keep me posted. and good luck. I had an ultrasound done at 6 weeks (3 weeks ago) and you could barely see the thing. I wouldnt have thought it was anything but my doc insisted it was the baby. Now I had an ultrasound yesterday (9 weeks) and the baby looked like a little teddy bear with arms and legs and all. They grow fast. Good luck. |
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