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Could i have concieved four weeks ago (6 wks gestation) and still not see a gestational sac on transvaginal ultrasound? also with a beta of 627?
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Yes: If your cycles are irregular, you may be slightly off on dates. A pregnancy should be seen by 5 weeks and a beta of 1000, so I would suggest a followup transvaginal ultrasound a week after the prior one. If no pregnancy is seen at that point, then some concern would arise regarding the viability of your pregnancy. Please follow closely with your OB until the issue is cleared up. Dr. S.
Answered 9/29/2016
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