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triple pregnancy
I dont know if anyone out there would be able to help me....i am six weeks pregnant had a little spotting just once and that was it was worried so went to A & E and had a u/s 2 days ago and to my suprise three sacs where found two of which the fetal poles could be seen and with the third sac it was difficult to see a fetal pole. i have been asked to come for another u/s in 10 days to confirm whether the fetal pole would be seen or is it a subchrionic collection or something like that...would really appreciate if anyone could throw some light on this....thanx
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
That is fairly similar to what my first ultrasound looked like. When I returned for the second scan there were three heart beats. My boys are now three years old--yes, all three of them. If not triplets, you may have twins--which is even better!
The fetal poles that were seen should have heart beats by the time you go for your next scan, If the third sac is not a sac, but rather a subchorionic hemorrhage, it should show some signs of resolution by your next scan.
You may continue to have some more spotting--if it is dark or very light it is nothing to worry about--if it is heavy or bright red, you should call your doctor and get the next scan done sooner.
I wish you all the best!
Dr B
That is fairly similar to what my first ultrasound looked like. When I returned for the second scan there were three heart beats. My boys are now three years old--yes, all three of them. If not triplets, you may have twins--which is even better!
The fetal poles that were seen should have heart beats by the time you go for your next scan, If the third sac is not a sac, but rather a subchorionic hemorrhage, it should show some signs of resolution by your next scan.
You may continue to have some more spotting--if it is dark or very light it is nothing to worry about--if it is heavy or bright red, you should call your doctor and get the next scan done sooner.
I wish you all the best!
Dr B
Thank you so much for your reply much appreciated. would let u know the outcome of the scan this week. thank you once more mamajayzee.
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