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Its my 5th week of pregnancy but still sac is not seen in ultrasound....my doc has asked to go for a tvs test....m scared....i have some pid infection?
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Ectopic risk: Early pregnancy without a gestational sac seen and with pelvic infection is a high risk for ectopic or tubal pregnancy. Get checked and keep under care of a watchful gyn doctor.
Answered 9/28/2012
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