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Re: had u/s scan, now have some q's

From: anon (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed, 17 Oct 2001 08:31:59 -0500 (CDT)


Yes you are overreacting which is understandable. What kind of doctor would tell you everything is ok if it isn't? To what are you comparing the heartrate when you think that it is slow? I was told by my doctor that after seeing the heart beat I had an 85% chance of a successful pregnancy. HOWEVER...and I must stress this....I had substantial bleeding the entire first trimester which may have lowered my overall percentage of success your doctor might give you a higher percentage. I think that you should be thrilled!!!! Your HCG and progesterone are way high! There is a heartbeat on a trans abdominal sono which in itself is pretty amazing! You must be thin, I am soooo jealous. And your pregnancy is dating right on for where you think you are! Why worry about things that are not happening? I think you should take the entire day and be filled with joy and anticipation for the little person you are creating! You are blessed to have everything be going so well!

At Wed, 17 Oct 2001, anonymous wrote: >
>Hello,
>
>I had my first us scan today at 6 weeks 5 days (give or take a day or
>two). They only did a trans abdo. They got a heart beat straight away,
>they didn't get a rate , but they said that it was normal, although i
>thought that it looked slower than it should be.
>
>QUESTION 1 Am I overreacting, I mean they wouldn't say it was normal if
>it wasn't would they?
>
>I am having a rescan in three weeks for dating, as they don't like doing
>trans vag scans, they did say that the fetus is around 6 weeks!!
>
>QUESTION 2 What is the chance of miscarriage after a good heartbeat is
>detected?
>
>Thanks for the advice :o)






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