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justhoping
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they should never do a sono so early, all it does is worry people...i personally think they do it for the money because u cant even tell if its ectopic at this point so there is no reason for such an early sono..
chin up hun...when the baby grows bigger u will see it..right now its smaller then a grain of rice and tucked way back (hug)
I agree. But it was done and now I am a basket case. I also had high blood pressure at 144/93 so I am trying to stay calm but Monday cant come fast enough.
144/93 is not that high more like you had something on ur mind so it elevated a bit......im sure once you calm down it will be normal. Again alot of women do not see anything until 8 weeks for so many reasons...it depends where the baby implanted itself is a major one, when the baby actually implanted is another one.sac is different age most times then the baby. How ur uterus lies, is it tucked very back? Then it really might take up to 8 weeks to see anything. Again the baby at this stage is well to small to see as well as its yolk...yes some and only some people see it by 6 weeks but that is actually the minority..which is why you see so many women crying in fear when they get these early scans...
Just because someone is bleeding which is normal i dont believe everyone should get these scans...even with ectopic you really cannot tell much of much till a bit on...
its more for money that they do these early scan...unless there is a real medical reason they really shouldnt be done..
xx
Hey justhoping most ectopics are discovered and treated before 8 weeks or they rupture. It is very rare for an ectopic to make it past 8 weeks and if they do they usually end in a ruptured tube. The other reason for early scanning with ectopics in specific is because the preferred course of treatment is methotrexate which is most effective before hcg reaches 3,000 so early scanning is a must in this situation to prevent surgery. The doctor usually look for a thickened uterine lining(apparent at 4 weeks) which is a good sign the egg implanted in the uterus, then a gestational sac (5-6 weeks usually), and finally a yolk sac to rule out an ectopic for certain.
I was an ob nurse for 10 yrs, now a ER nurse. I know what im saying. they cannot see an ectopic at 3-5 weeks gestation, yes they pick it up before 8 weeks but this early you cannot see anything 80 percent of the time so its basically for money unless there looking at something else all together...Just because the uterine line thickens doesnt really mean your pregnant either it can mean your body is getting ready to have your period. To me getting it doen so early is just an unnecessary scare for people , give it at least another week, then you can at least possibly see something either it in the uterus and or in tube...but its usually over the 6 week mark. You cannot see anything anyplace with number below 1000 so really why do it then? Why scare people for no reason? Wait a week and then see.