I have just found out somnething similar - went for an early scan and they found just a gest sac in my womb (5x5x6) and a bigger gest sac and yolk sac in my ovary (18mm) - however bloods come back as though I had a viable pregnancy, which makes me think I could have a heterotopic.. I had repeat bloods today and am awaiting results..meanwhile very little pain etc. Cant help but hope all will be ok? Has anyone had anything sdimilar??
went to the doc today and had another u/s she said that the gestational sac in my uterus has disapeared but the sac in my fallopian tube is still there and growing larger and that it could burst and i would be risking my life if i do not terminate it now so i agreed to have the methotrexate injection givin tomarrow morning at the hospital. the doc told me that in 2 months from now he is going to preform a Laparoscopic surgery. i am not sur why does anyone know why these surgeries are preformed after an eptopic pregnancy. And do you all think i will go on later and be able to get pregnant again and have a viable pregnancy.
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i agree with joy and its very dangerous to carry an ectopic pregnancy without some treatment. perhaps the doctor thought telling you that would make you feel as if you only had one embryo in our fallopian tubes and wouldn't have to worry about you refusing the meds/surgery.. at any rate you need to get a second opinion.
as far as im concerned gestational sacs are very distinguishable and wouldn't look like uterine lining whatsoever. when i saw my daughters gestational sac around 5 weeks it looked like a big black oval amidst a bunch of fuzzy black & white. i do not see how that could be uterine lining. because i was pregnant my uterine lining would have been thickened but the gestational sac was still easy to spot.
please keep us posted!
It does sound like Heteroptic and it sounds like your doctor doesn't want to face the fact and help you carry at least one of them to term. Getting a second opinion is the best thing you can do at this point and express your desire to try to let the one in your uterus live. They may have to surgically remove part or all of your fallopian tube or it will burst so the other little embryo won't survive.