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Re: First Ultrasound at 5 wks 6 days

From: Amber (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 9 May 2001 10:00:19 -0500 (CDT)


At Wed, 9 May 2001, Stacy wrote: >
>I had my first ultrasound at 5 wks 6 days on Friday. We saw the yolk
>and gestational sac, but no baby or heartbeat. My doctor didn't tell me
>if the size of the sac looked right or not, but he pretty much tried to
>prepare me for miscarraige. He pretty much let me know that it's my
>fault if I do miscarry again because I drink a couple of soda's during
>the day. He said that increases miscarraige risk to 50%. He scheduled
>me for another ultrasound in two weeks. I have had a miscarraige in
>December 00, and very afraid of it happening again. But, at this point
>i'm ready to hear any news whether good or bad. My question is, could
>it have been too early to see a baby yet? Or is it more likely I should
>have seen something by then? I am not spotting or bleeding, no cramping.
>I also don't have any pregnancy symptoms either though. I have a while
>to go until next ultrasound so any input would be greatly appreciated.
>
>Thank you,
>Stacy

I had an ultrasound at 5wks 5 days with this pregnancy and only saw a gestational sac and yolk sac, also, and am now 26 weeks pregnant. If I were you, I would switch doctors. i can't believe that he told you it is your fault. IT'S NOT! I had 2 miscarriages and that is hard enough without someone making you feel like you are a terrible person.By the way, I still indulge in soda's every once in a while! I wish you all the luck!

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Amber



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