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What Does Poor Decidual Reaction With Perigestational Sac.. Mean?
I am 6weeks 3days pregnant through In vitro fertilisation. yesterday i had slight bleeding and today my usg showed poor decidual reaction with perigestational sac present with sinle foetus n heart rate of 120bpm. My dr has changed my INJ Susten to Inj Proluton. other medicines are inj fragmin, inj HCG, ecosprin folic acid. What should i do to save my pregnancy n what is the prognosis? Please help.
Fri, 11 Apr 2014
Hello and welcome,
I understand your concern very well.
The poor reaction as of now is not much significant. At 6 weeks we do not expect much of decidua to be seen. If the sac is regular and a baby is seen inside the sac, the heart beat is visible, then you should not have any problems.
The best measures for you now are take complete bed rest. No heavy work at all. Continue the susten , HCG, ecosprin, fragmin and folic acid. They are all important at this stage for the baby.
Do not worry at all as stress is very bad for the baby.
You will do well and all my best wishes are with you now.
Hope this was helpful.
Feel free to ask any further queries and I will be happy to help.
Thanks for using HCM.
Have a good day.
Dr Nilajkumar Bagde
Consultant Obstetrics and Gynecology
I understand your concern very well.
The poor reaction as of now is not much significant. At 6 weeks we do not expect much of decidua to be seen. If the sac is regular and a baby is seen inside the sac, the heart beat is visible, then you should not have any problems.
The best measures for you now are take complete bed rest. No heavy work at all. Continue the susten , HCG, ecosprin, fragmin and folic acid. They are all important at this stage for the baby.
Do not worry at all as stress is very bad for the baby.
You will do well and all my best wishes are with you now.
Hope this was helpful.
Feel free to ask any further queries and I will be happy to help.
Thanks for using HCM.
Have a good day.
Dr Nilajkumar Bagde
Consultant Obstetrics and Gynecology
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