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I had a tvc, 11 weeks pregnant. what does "no mural mass calcifications seen. no evident gestational sac of 4-6 weeks aog demonstrated" mean?
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Unclear: I would definitly contact your obgyn who ordered the test and ask for an explanation of your results. It sounds like they are saying there is no evidence of pregnancy on the sonogram.
Answered 2/21/2014
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