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Transferred two embryo in ivf. 5 week pregnant without bleeding.on first u/s one sacs in my uterus and another is disappear, do body reabsorb embryo?
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Yes: Yes you body will reabsorb a "vanishing twin" and it will not affect your pregnancy whatsoever. This is very common.
Answered 9/27/2020
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