Re: 5w6d ultrasound

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You first post from 14 hours ago was answered at http://forums.obgyn.net/forums/pregnancy-birth/P-B.0102/1723.html

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At Sat, 17 Feb 2001, Patty wrote: >
>US found sac to be 5w6d and saw what tech called cardiac activity along
>with a yolk sac but no visable pole. Cardiac activity was so small
>couldn't be measured in bpm and hard to measure size. My hcg4 days b4
>us was 11,252 so should have been around 40000 at time of us. I know
>cardiac activity is a good thing but tech seemed concerned about absence
>of pole. Dr. is out of town till tuesday. I have lost 6 and never saw
>a flutter except with my 1lc. Is it normal for hcg to be so high see a
>yolk sac and the "cardiac activity but no pole at this stage or is this
>one doomed too. Please answer frankly and honestly. I don't want to
>fill myself with false hope to be let down again. Thank You

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