HopefulMarla
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Bunny- I don't want to give you false hope, but on mine the one dark spot ended up being a baby. I didn't see it for awhile, but it was there. The other dark spot ended up being a subchronic hemorrhage. They occur when implantation occurs, and was told 50 percent of women get them. They also are notorious in causing bleeding (the leading reason women get spotting). If there's no fluid, no cysts in the tube, and there's a few black spots. That's a really really good sign! I'm a premed student. I don't know everything, but I've worked in a lot of hospitals. Doctors are wrong and jump the gun ALL the time. Even if your last pregnany showed at 800 HCG, does not mean this one will. I can tell you, the good OBs won't even do an ultrasound until at least 2000 HCG, because it worries the mother for no reason. Now, I could be completely wrong, but I hope this could give you a little faith. It is teeny tiny in there. A tilted uterus could be the cause. The doctor getting caught in a weird spot. I mean anything. I would assume those spots are gonna be at least one baby, and maybe a hemmorage, and the machine is just not good enough to see it. Have faith honey