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What Does the following ultrasound Indicate?
Hi Dr.Nirja,what does it mean about my Ultra sound report adnexae:normal ovaries with corpus luteum in the left ,negative subchorionic hemorrhage,no mass seen positvie minimal fluid.and there is well decidualized gestational sac but no yolk sac and fetal seen.diagnosis says single intrauterine pregnancy 5 weeks age of gestation by gestation sac?all of this can't understand what it mean..thank you!hope you can give good answer.
Tue, 24 Mar 2015
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1.The report suggest that there is pregnancy seen in the uterus.
2.There is no foetal pole and yolk sac seen - which is normal for 5 weeks pregnancy.
3.Corpus luteal cyst in ovary is a normal thing seen during the pregnancy.
4.In this case you get a repeat scan done after 2 weeks where there should be foetal pole with heart beat, yolk sac to say viability of the pregnancy.
5.There is nothing wrong in your pregnancy - normal for the time. I suggest a follow-up scan in 2 weeks.
Good luck.
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1.The report suggest that there is pregnancy seen in the uterus.
2.There is no foetal pole and yolk sac seen - which is normal for 5 weeks pregnancy.
3.Corpus luteal cyst in ovary is a normal thing seen during the pregnancy.
4.In this case you get a repeat scan done after 2 weeks where there should be foetal pole with heart beat, yolk sac to say viability of the pregnancy.
5.There is nothing wrong in your pregnancy - normal for the time. I suggest a follow-up scan in 2 weeks.
Good luck.
Hope i have answered your query,
any thing to ask ? do not hesitate to ask.
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-ganesh/62888
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