Hello doctor. This is my first pregnancy, my period was due on February 5th, on February 3rd I had a slight pain in my lower right abdomen (I went for an ultrasound at a clinic near my house using the paracentesis method) but the gestational sac was not seen. Today, February 6th, my period is 1 day late, the pregnancy test showed two lines (the remaining line is very dark like the previous line).

Hello doctor. My wife (born in 1991) is currently 8 weeks pregnant. When I took her for an ultrasound, the results were as follows: Fetal size 22mm, gestational sac size 22x28mm, conclusion "Gestational sac is smaller than gestational age". Doctor, please tell me the reason why the gestational sac is smaller than gestational age, how to fix it as well as the effect of this problem on the fetus. I hope the doctor can advise me, thank you.

Hello doctor! I went for an ultrasound on November 13, 2020 and the doctor told me I was 6 weeks pregnant, the gestational sac was small compared to my gestational age. The doctor prescribed me medication and scheduled another ultrasound in 2 weeks. So I would like to ask the doctor, is it okay if the gestational sac is small compared to my gestational age at 6 weeks of pregnancy? I had my period on September 17, 2020, my period is irregular. This is my second pregnancy. Thank you doctor, I am very worried!

had an ultrasound at 7 weeks, the gestational sac is 16mm, the crown-rump length is 10mm, the fetal heart rate is 146, I have a miscarriage. The doctor said that the gestational sac does not correspond to the embryo, if the gestational sac does not develop, the pregnancy will stop. So doctor, can you tell me how to improve a 7-week-old fetus with a gestational sac length that does not correspond to the embryo? Thank you.

My period is 8 days late, I tested and saw 2 lines, one dark and one light. I went for an ultrasound and the doctor said the endometrium is thick but the gestational sac is not visible, the fetus may be implanting. So doctor, can you tell me if my period is late, the endometrium is thick but the gestational sac is not visible, does it mean I am pregnant? Thank you doctor.

went to the doctor and found a 7.8mm gestational sac in the uterine cavity and had a brain. However, the gestational sac was shifted to the right. Doctor, is it okay if the gestational sac is shifted to the right? Can the gestational sac grow to the middle as it grows?

On September 20, I had an ultrasound and found out I was pregnant, the gestational sac was 8mm in size. The second ultrasound was on October 3, the GS result was 18mm, the pregnancy was 5 weeks and 4 days old, the amniotic sac was continuously tense, no image of the embryo and yolk sac was seen, the chorionic membrane was thick and there was no chorionic fluid accumulation, there was nothing unusual around the uterus. So, doctor, can you tell me if the 5-week pregnancy has no embryo or yolk sac, will it have any effect? Thank you, doctor.

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