Anonymous wrote:Seriously, you all are so, so nice. I told my husband as I was coming back from the office today that I "had to get on the internet and tell my random friends my news."
They found a heartbeat! And, I measured 6 weeks 1 day today. (A week ago exactly it was 4 weeks). He did say that the sac was 7 weeks while the embryo was 6 weeks, which was a slight concern to him (the doc). I am supposed to go back in three weeks....
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks again everyone.
I've done some research and from what I understand if the sac isn't viable then it would start to shrink- and if it is, it would start to grow.
I'm going to request a repeat US in a week. I know there may not be a definite positive answer but if there's a negative outcome to this pregnancy I don't want to wait longer than I have to do hear this... my rationale is that while I understand it's not medically necessary it is psychologically necessary.
Does that sound reasonable? I'm not really thinking logically about this.
You mentioned that your levels continued to double after the 250 - what was your last beta?
My last beta was last Friday- so four days before the US that showed at 4 weeks.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks again everyone.
I've done some research and from what I understand if the sac isn't viable then it would start to shrink- and if it is, it would start to grow.
I'm going to request a repeat US in a week. I know there may not be a definite positive answer but if there's a negative outcome to this pregnancy I don't want to wait longer than I have to do hear this... my rationale is that while I understand it's not medically necessary it is psychologically necessary.
Does that sound reasonable? I'm not really thinking logically about this.
OP, that is exactly what I would do (and did something similar). I think a repeat US in a week is reasonable. Now, it still may be inconclusive, but it's worth a shot. It's hard to wait a full 2 weeks in limbo, and if there's a chance you might have a better idea of what's going on in a week, I think it's worth it.
Fingers crossed that your doctor agrees. Hang in there. I understand about wanting to know (I'm the 2 miscarriages PP). As devastating as it is to lose a pregnancy, there is some relief in not being in limbo. I actually felt a little better when I knew for sure it wasn't viable and could go from there. It is definitely the uncertainty that is most difficult to deal with. You are not alone.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Thanks again everyone.
I've done some research and from what I understand if the sac isn't viable then it would start to shrink- and if it is, it would start to grow.
I'm going to request a repeat US in a week. I know there may not be a definite positive answer but if there's a negative outcome to this pregnancy I don't want to wait longer than I have to do hear this... my rationale is that while I understand it's not medically necessary it is psychologically necessary.
Does that sound reasonable? I'm not really thinking logically about this.
You mentioned that your levels continued to double after the 250 - what was your last beta?
Anonymous wrote:Thanks again everyone.
I've done some research and from what I understand if the sac isn't viable then it would start to shrink- and if it is, it would start to grow.
I'm going to request a repeat US in a week. I know there may not be a definite positive answer but if there's a negative outcome to this pregnancy I don't want to wait longer than I have to do hear this... my rationale is that while I understand it's not medically necessary it is psychologically necessary.
Does that sound reasonable? I'm not really thinking logically about this.
Anonymous wrote:Thanks again everyone.
I've done some research and from what I understand if the sac isn't viable then it would start to shrink- and if it is, it would start to grow.
I'm going to request a repeat US in a week. I know there may not be a definite positive answer but if there's a negative outcome to this pregnancy I don't want to wait longer than I have to do hear this... my rationale is that while I understand it's not medically necessary it is psychologically necessary.
Does that sound reasonable? I'm not really thinking logically about this.