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I had an ultrasound yesterday at five and half weeks and the doctor said the sac was not attached? could this cause a miscarriage or is that already?
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Early Pregnancy: With a pregnancy this early, it is hard to draw any concrete conclusions. You should have HCG done and repeated in 48 hours, and a repeat u/s in the next 2 weeks. Hang in there, but it may take some time to figure out what is going on. Good Luck.
Answered 9/14/2014
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How can a doctor tell you how long its been since you miscarried from a transvaginal ultrasound and can they be wrong if your not that far along
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Hello I had spotting for a week after I found out I was preg had ultra sound nothing to early to see had bloods hcg only rose from 661 to 753 progesterone level 10 could it be a miscarriage doctor said suspected on the phone have more tests tomorrow thank
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