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Q: 6 Weeks Preg And Seen No Fetus

asked by: motoxmomma on December 1st, 2007

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I think I conceived around Oct. 15 that would make me about 6 weeks. I had a vaginal ultra sound on Nov. 29 and there was a sac & yolk but we did not see fetus. My uterus is tilted backward. Could it just be to early to see it or should we have seen something since we did the vaginal ultra sound?

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newmommy07

replied on December 16th, 2007

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Re: 6 Weeks Preg And Seen No Fetus

motoxmomma wrote:

I would say just go back after your at least 10 weeks, my Dr. said thats a good time to come for a 1st ultrasound. I don't think that having a tilted uterus has anything to do with it but ya never know unless you ask the perfessionals. Talk to your Dr. about your concerns. omg lol, just noticed the dates haha. I'm sure you found out what the deal is by now, goodluck with everything!

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