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Hello doctor! Dear doctor, I am 15 days late for my period, I have two faint lines, after a week of ultrasound, the doctor said that the early detection of pregnancy has not yet determined the gestational age, no embryo, low position at the waist of the uterus. near the old incision site. So the doctor asked me if my period is 15 days late, there are 2 faint lines, ultrasound has not determined the gestational age, no embryo, low positioning is okay? Looking forward to the doctor's advice, thank you!
Ho Thi Nhung (1990)
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Hello, the doctor would like to answer the question: "15 days late for menstrual period, there are 2 faint lines, ultrasound has not determined gestational age, no embryo, location Is it okay to be low?” As follows:
Normally, if your period is regular, your period is 2 weeks late, you will see the gestational sac, and the embryo at this time is still faint, and the ultrasound shows that the low position gestational sac may be due to the baby's expression. threatened miscarriage or implantation in the old incision. Usually there will be tests on ultrasound to be able to distinguish these two cases. You can go to the nearest medical facility or Vinmec Health System Hospital for more detailed examination and advice by doctors. Best regards!
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Answered by Resident Doctor, Master Ly Thi Thanh Nha - Doctor of Obstetrics and Gynecology - Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Vinmec Danang International Hospital.Other consulting content
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