Q: what is the stage of fetus that implants in your uterus?

Blastocyst: At the time of implantation, usually about 9 days after conception, there would be essentially a ball of cells - called a blastocyst.

Q: when a fetus is not growing yet the yolk sac is normal as well as uterus what is the condition?

Yolk sac: The yolk sac is only part of the conception. The fetus must continue to develop and grow to become a normal person. With no growth of the fetus and no development this sounds like an early miscarriage.

Q: at 11 weeks, where is a fetus located in a uterus? by belly button or way below?

Uterine size: At 11 weeks of pregnancy the uterus is usually located below the pubic bone and difficult to feel when pressing on your abdomen.

Q: can a pregnancy be successful with a bicornate uterus that contains a fetus on one side and an iud on the other?

Depends: It would be very hard to tell in advance what would happen. Often the iud is removed and some pregnancies will miscarry others will go to term. Certainly it is possible to survive but not likely.

Q: for a miscarriage at 7 weeks with fetus still in uterus 1 week later, what's the best way to get it out, pills or d&c? what are pluses of each one?

Depends: Both are legitimate options. Some patients prefer to efficiency of a D and C. This is a fairly simple outpatient procedure. Others want to avoid surgery. For those patients medical management is warranted. There is no one answer for everyone

Q: 3 fibroids found in the anterior wall of the uterus?will it grow fast? m 26 y/o.will it interfere pregnancy?and to the fetus if your pregnant?

Cannot predict: There is no way to predict how fast, if at all, the fibroids will grow. Effects on pregnancy depends on how large they are and where in the wall they are located. Your gynecologist can help you monitor them and provide advice regarding any effects on pregnancy.

Question 1

what is the likelihood of miscarriage if the ultrasound notes the fetus is 'low in the uterus' at 2 months? any literature quoting a percentage?

Accepted Answer

The low down on PG: All pregnancies are low in the uterus at only 8 weeks gestation prior to uterine expansion lifting them up into the fundus in the 2nd trimester.

Question 2

why does an egg implant low in the uterus?

Accepted Answer

Can be random: T he site of implantation can be random, related ti uterine anomalies, fibroids, previous pregnancies using other sites and in vitro fertilization.

Question 3

im 5weeks, pregnant, bleeding for 2days, doctor says there is a sac, yolk, but no fetal pole, cervix is closed, but sac low in uterus, miscarriage?

Accepted Answer

Threatened miscarry: While bleeding in the first trimester of pregnancy is common, it is also concerning.  Because the pregnancy is so early, the pregnancy hormone (HCG) level can be followed to look for appropriate rise and then a repeat ultrasound withing 5-7days can be performed to look for appropriate development.  Be sure to contact your doc for heavy bleeding with clots or severe pain.  Good luck.

Question 4

is it possible for a three month old fetus to be delivered from the uterus and still survive?

Accepted Answer

No.: The limits of viability are currently at about 23 weeks (<25% survive).

Question 5

what is the stage of fetus that implants in your uterus?

Accepted Answer

Blastocyst: At the time of implantation, usually about 9 days after conception, there would be essentially a ball of cells - called a blastocyst.

Question 6

when a fetus is not growing yet the yolk sac is normal as well as uterus what is the condition?

Accepted Answer

Yolk sac: The yolk sac is only part of the conception. The fetus must continue to develop and grow to become a normal person. With no growth of the fetus and no development this sounds like an early miscarriage.

Question 7

at 11 weeks, where is a fetus located in a uterus? by belly button or way below?

Accepted Answer

Uterine size: At 11 weeks of pregnancy the uterus is usually located below the pubic bone and difficult to feel when pressing on your abdomen.

Question 8

can a pregnancy be successful with a bicornate uterus that contains a fetus on one side and an iud on the other?

Accepted Answer

Depends: It would be  very hard  to   tell in advance  what  would  happen.  Often  the  iud is  removed  and  some  pregnancies  will  miscarry  others  will  go to  term.    Certainly  it is possible to survive  but not  likely.

Question 9

for a miscarriage at 7 weeks with fetus still in uterus 1 week later, what's the best way to get it out, pills or d&c? what are pluses of each one?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Both are legitimate options. Some patients prefer to efficiency of a D and C. This is a fairly simple outpatient procedure. Others want to avoid surgery. For those patients medical management is warranted. There is no one answer for everyone

Question 10

3 fibroids found in the anterior wall of the uterus?will it grow fast? m 26 y/o.will it interfere pregnancy?and to the fetus if your pregnant?

Accepted Answer

Cannot predict: There is no way to predict how fast, if at all, the fibroids will grow.  Effects on pregnancy depends on how large they are and where in the wall they are located.  Your gynecologist can help you monitor them and provide advice regarding any effects on pregnancy.

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What is the likelihood of miscarriage if the ultrasound notes the fetus is 'low in the uterus' at 2 months? any literature quoting a percentage?

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Im 5weeks, pregnant, bleeding for 2days, doctor says there is a sac, yolk, but no fetal pole, cervix is closed, but sac low in uterus, miscarriage?

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Is it possible for a three month old fetus to be delivered from the uterus and still survive?

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What is the stage of fetus that implants in your uterus?

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When a fetus is not growing yet the yolk sac is normal as well as uterus what is the condition?

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At 11 weeks, where is a fetus located in a uterus? by belly button or way below?

A member asked:

Can a pregnancy be successful with a bicornate uterus that contains a fetus on one side and an iud on the other?

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For a miscarriage at 7 weeks with fetus still in uterus 1 week later, what's the best way to get it out, pills or d&c? what are pluses of each one?

A member asked:

3 fibroids found in the anterior wall of the uterus?will it grow fast? m 26 y/o.will it interfere pregnancy?and to the fetus if your pregnant?

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