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Gap in GA from 1st scan to 2nd scan
Gap in GA from 1st scan to 2nd scan is not matching, seems it should be 7 weeks plus but it's 6 weeks plus with no heart beat.
Please confirm is it normal?
In my last ultrasount I was 5.2 weeks pregnant lmp, GA was 4.4 weeks with o.55cm, now on 19th June I was 8 weeks 5 days pregnant by lmp but with USG, GA was 6 week 2days with no cardiac activity but yolk sac seen, which is 0.38x0.36 cm, chorio decidual reaction is thin
Kindly confirm what to do
In the ongoing week, I sometimes feel little period like pain and back pain and upper abdomen pain like gas pain
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Please do serum beta hcg test
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Whenever there is gap or lag ,it means obstacle for growth
Even if there is gap but second sonography shows growth there is a good possibility
Thin choriodecidual reaction indicates poor blood supply to pregnancy
U need urgent blood investigations
2 serial beta hcg tests
N blood thinners like low molecular heparin
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