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Re: confused about ultrasound?

From: Alicia (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 9 Jan 2003 17:28:59 -0600 (CST)


Liz, According to the archives, ultrasound can have an error rate of +/- a week or so. There are also different types of dating, from your LMP and from the conception date (about a two week difference) I also thought I saw two sacs when I went for my first ultrasound but the tech said no. I swear my bladder and the sac looked identical - just large black ovals on the screen. The high hcg levels would rise more questions though. This was my first pregnancy and I started outgrowing my clothes and all at around 11 weeks. My doctor said that it was because I am thin. I've also read in several places that you start showing sooner in later pregnancies. Wait and see what the doctor's on here say. If you're still not sure, call your doc. Good luck!

At Thu, 9 Jan 2003, Liz wrote: >
>Hello, my last period was the 27th of OCT which would of made me about
>5.6weeks when I had my US due to pain on my left side. The tech could
>not see anything at all even with a vag scan however my hcg showed a
>level of 8000 that went to 23,000 in 3 days....(should of seen a
>pregnancy with a level that high right?)
>So I had another US at 6.5 weeks that showed a sac, fetus with a HB of
>120 (low?) but the measurements showed that I was only 5.5 weeks...I
>thought I saw two sacs but the tech said no...I have 4 children and am
>studying to be a lab tech so I can read ultrasounds.
>Anyway I am now 10 weeks and my uterus has alredy breached above my
>pelvis bone. I am showing a lot more than other pregnancies.
>Could the tech of missed a twin??????
>Thanks so much
>Marie Deeds

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Alicia, age 19
1st pregnancy
due may 18th



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