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What Does My Vaginal Sonography Report Indicate?
Question: hi , i did my first vaginal sono yesterday.
it says im 6w 3d with small fetal pole and yolk sac measuring 3.7mm
cervical canal and internal os is closed with a small nabothian cyt. cervical lenght. 3.7 cms
Fetal cardiac activity is not well appreciated in the present scan.
GS: 19.5 mms corresponding to 6weeks 3 days
CRL : 1.9mm
impression:
Single intraterine gestation of 6w3d,USG, EDD 24/06/15
is this report normal? should i be concerned since there is no heartbeat and the crl is small..
it says im 6w 3d with small fetal pole and yolk sac measuring 3.7mm
cervical canal and internal os is closed with a small nabothian cyt. cervical lenght. 3.7 cms
Fetal cardiac activity is not well appreciated in the present scan.
GS: 19.5 mms corresponding to 6weeks 3 days
CRL : 1.9mm
impression:
Single intraterine gestation of 6w3d,USG, EDD 24/06/15
is this report normal? should i be concerned since there is no heartbeat and the crl is small..
Brief Answer:
Can you please upload your ultrasound scan report.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
Thanks for trusting us about your health care.
I have gone through your history and understand your concerns.
I have gone through your report but I would like to see your ultrasound scan report before giving my opinion.
As your beta hcg levels are fine and sometimes heart beat may appear at 7 weeks, you should repeat your scan after one week.
Yes,CRL is less but is it 1.9 mm or cm?
Hope to hear from you soon.
Good luck.
Regards
Can you please upload your ultrasound scan report.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
Thanks for trusting us about your health care.
I have gone through your history and understand your concerns.
I have gone through your report but I would like to see your ultrasound scan report before giving my opinion.
As your beta hcg levels are fine and sometimes heart beat may appear at 7 weeks, you should repeat your scan after one week.
Yes,CRL is less but is it 1.9 mm or cm?
Hope to hear from you soon.
Good luck.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
thank you for your prompt reply.
i do not have the ultrasound report handy
the CRL 1.9mm
what are the consequences of the crl being small.
also from the report reading above.is everything else normal.
should i been worried about anything?
thanks
i do not have the ultrasound report handy
the CRL 1.9mm
what are the consequences of the crl being small.
also from the report reading above.is everything else normal.
should i been worried about anything?
thanks
Brief Answer:
Everything seems to be normal.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
Sorry for the long delay in my response.
Yes,if your CRL value is 1.9 mm it is less according to your age but as I have gone through your report all seems to be fine at this stage of pregnancy.
One important thing is heart beat which is important to be hear by 7-8 weeks of pregnancy and we could see in your next ultrasound scan.
Low CRL less foetal growth but as other parameters normal we can see foetal growth in further ultrasound and after 12 week scan give more information.
So do not take much stress and wait for your next ultrasound.
Hope found useful, feel free to discuss more information.
Good luck.
Regards
Everything seems to be normal.
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear,
Sorry for the long delay in my response.
Yes,if your CRL value is 1.9 mm it is less according to your age but as I have gone through your report all seems to be fine at this stage of pregnancy.
One important thing is heart beat which is important to be hear by 7-8 weeks of pregnancy and we could see in your next ultrasound scan.
Low CRL less foetal growth but as other parameters normal we can see foetal growth in further ultrasound and after 12 week scan give more information.
So do not take much stress and wait for your next ultrasound.
Hope found useful, feel free to discuss more information.
Good luck.
Regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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