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What Does This Ultrasound Report During Early Pregnancy Indicate?
Question: I went into the ER today because I was having sharp pains in my lower abdomin on my left side. I have not had any bleeding. They did a transnational ultrasound and found an empty sac measuring 6 weeks and 2 days. The doctor said my hormone levels look normal for someone 1-10 weeks. And it could be too soon to tell what's going on. Is this normal? I'm going to follow up with a doctor as soon as I can get in I'm just worried, this is my first pregnancy.
Brief Answer:
Lower abdominal pain left side / Under Evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Lower abdominal pain left side / Under Evaluation
Wait till another USG as told by your doctor.Its too early to comment on as you might not have reached the stage and the findings could be misleading at this stage.Things get clear by next USG.Get the hormonal levels for to know the rising hormonal trend.
Hi Dear, Thanks for your query to HCM.
Read and reviewed your facts in context to your health concerns.
In the given scenario, All I could say, is wait till another USG study.
Its very difficult to say at this stage, as you could be before that stage yet.
Its too early to comment on this, as the sac is still empty. Fetal pole and heart beats could be missed at this stage, as you might be too early to reach that stage yet.
Its too early to comment on as you might not have reached the stage and the findings could be misleading at this stage. Things get clear by next USG. Get the hormonal levels for to know the rising hormonal trend.
Just wait till another USG study, as the hormonal levels could vary, in early stages.
More Info- needed-
Do you have cramping with the sharp pains, please update Me soon.
As there is no bleeding yet,things need to be observed carefully.
So don't be worried and keep patience.
Keep quiet and be patient till your next USG study, which your doctor might have suggested you.
Just discuss with your obstetric doctor on the lines suggested above and co-operate with your Obstetric doctor.
Hope this would help you to contain your worries and anxiety.
Welcome any further query in this regard.
Dr.Savaskar M. N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist.
M.S.Genl-CVTS.
Lower abdominal pain left side / Under Evaluation
Detailed Answer:
Brief Ans-Lower abdominal pain left side / Under Evaluation
Wait till another USG as told by your doctor.Its too early to comment on as you might not have reached the stage and the findings could be misleading at this stage.Things get clear by next USG.Get the hormonal levels for to know the rising hormonal trend.
Hi Dear, Thanks for your query to HCM.
Read and reviewed your facts in context to your health concerns.
In the given scenario, All I could say, is wait till another USG study.
Its very difficult to say at this stage, as you could be before that stage yet.
Its too early to comment on this, as the sac is still empty. Fetal pole and heart beats could be missed at this stage, as you might be too early to reach that stage yet.
Its too early to comment on as you might not have reached the stage and the findings could be misleading at this stage. Things get clear by next USG. Get the hormonal levels for to know the rising hormonal trend.
Just wait till another USG study, as the hormonal levels could vary, in early stages.
More Info- needed-
Do you have cramping with the sharp pains, please update Me soon.
As there is no bleeding yet,things need to be observed carefully.
So don't be worried and keep patience.
Keep quiet and be patient till your next USG study, which your doctor might have suggested you.
Just discuss with your obstetric doctor on the lines suggested above and co-operate with your Obstetric doctor.
Hope this would help you to contain your worries and anxiety.
Welcome any further query in this regard.
Dr.Savaskar M. N. XXXXXXX Surgical Specialist.
M.S.Genl-CVTS.
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