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is this threatened miscarriage

I had my last period on Nov 2  2010, I should be about 11 weeks pregnant but my ultrasound today showed only 7 weeks. I have moderate bleeding and craming , the doc prescribed Duphaston and asked me to come back in a week. I am 41 in very good health and have 3 children.
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1271927 tn?1310580362
I would tend to disagree. If you last period was November 2, then at 4 weeks of pregnancy that would be around December 2. Then 8 weeks of pregnancy would be around January 2. To get closer to today, add about another week of pregnancy, so you are around 9ish weeks of pregnancy - not quite 11 weeks. My early ultrasound said that I was about a week and a half off of when I knew I ovulated (test strips). Some of us ovulate later, and some of us even implant later (that's me!).

So at this point I wouldn't give up hope at all. I think you calculated your dates a bit off, if you are a later ovulater, a late implanter and maybe baby is a slow grower then all these things can add up to a week or so difference. And maybe the ultrasound showed 7 weeks and a few days - there is some more time!

I would take it easy and do as the dr says, but don't give up hope yet. I wouldn't determine threatened miscarriage until some hcg numbers start showing weird stuff!
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1456473 tn?1365827455
it sounds like threatened miscarriage unless your dates and ovulation are off. reast over the next week and good luck
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