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Ultrasound Showed No Fetal Pole, Prone To Miscarriage, Having Brown Spotting. What Does It Mean ?

Good pm doc, according to my ultrasound , no petal pole seen the doctor said i have subchorionic hemorrhage and they let me stop taking duvadilan since I will be prone to miscarriage the met of the sperm cell and egg cell is not healthy as they said. I am experiencing blood or brown spotting for a week now. Will I believe to them immediately? According to my LMP I am 10 weeks to 11 weeks but in the ultrasound its only 7 weeks and 6 days. Here are the ultrasound report: Decidualized gestational sac and mega yolk sac 8.7 mm; no petal pole seen + subhorionic hemorrage, inferolateral pole measuring 27.1 x22.7x9.2 mm=3 cc volume Please expalin to me clearly what does it mean.
Thu, 10 Oct 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
At 10 - 11 weeks, if there is no fetal pole seen , then this is definitely a miscarriage.
YOu should have a termination of pregnancy ( ideally by D and C ).
The material obtained should be sent for analysis.
Only the sac of pregnancy is seen with no developed fetus seen inside.
All the best and take care
Do not plan a pregnancy for the next 6 months.
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Ultrasound Showed No Fetal Pole, Prone To Miscarriage, Having Brown Spotting. What Does It Mean ?

Hello Thanks for your query. At 10 - 11 weeks, if there is no fetal pole seen , then this is definitely a miscarriage. YOu should have a termination of pregnancy ( ideally by D and C ). The material obtained should be sent for analysis. Only the sac of pregnancy is seen with no developed fetus seen inside. All the best and take care Do not plan a pregnancy for the next 6 months.