Rabbittchild
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Oh LeeC that's awful, I think the limbo situation is the worst thing ever as you don't know whether to give up to prepare yourself or to keep hoping.
My experience might be a bit similar, this pregnancy just gone I started spotting (pale beige) at 5+5 had a scan at EPU that showed something that might be a pregnancy sac - ?ectopic so went back in 4 days and there was a gestational sac with a yolk sac - measuring about 5 weeks - they said to come back in another week. So at the next scan everything had grown again but still no foetal pole and the gestational sac was still not even up to 6 weeks size but because it was still small they said to come back in two weeks to make sure it's a non-viable pregnancy (in the meantime I miscarried and passed the sac). My spotting wasn't very much, turned to brownish but I didn't have any cramps or red blood. I know my story doesn't have a good outcome but I know other ladies have gone on to have viable pregnancies after similar experiencess - it just depends.
For me, I knew that it would be bad news as soon as we didn't see anything that looked like 5+5 as my dates couldn't be out but the waiting to have it confirmed just drove me mad as did the Dr saying he thought it could be viable - I thought he was nuts with my history it was v unlikely.
Sorry for blathering on, I'm so sorry you're having to go through this and I hope that you get some answers soon
My experience might be a bit similar, this pregnancy just gone I started spotting (pale beige) at 5+5 had a scan at EPU that showed something that might be a pregnancy sac - ?ectopic so went back in 4 days and there was a gestational sac with a yolk sac - measuring about 5 weeks - they said to come back in another week. So at the next scan everything had grown again but still no foetal pole and the gestational sac was still not even up to 6 weeks size but because it was still small they said to come back in two weeks to make sure it's a non-viable pregnancy (in the meantime I miscarried and passed the sac). My spotting wasn't very much, turned to brownish but I didn't have any cramps or red blood. I know my story doesn't have a good outcome but I know other ladies have gone on to have viable pregnancies after similar experiencess - it just depends.
For me, I knew that it would be bad news as soon as we didn't see anything that looked like 5+5 as my dates couldn't be out but the waiting to have it confirmed just drove me mad as did the Dr saying he thought it could be viable - I thought he was nuts with my history it was v unlikely.
Sorry for blathering on, I'm so sorry you're having to go through this and I hope that you get some answers soon