sorry hun.. but I understand where you are coming from.. I think as long as your body doesn't realize that the baby is no more and doens't start bleeding you would continue to have pregnancy symptoms bc the placenta is the one that secrets the hormones.
I had a mc on Thanksgiving day .. I was measuring 6 weeks when I was supposed to be about 9... so apparently it took my body 3 weeks to firgure out what was going on and went by the doc to make sure and had a d&c done on Nov 29.. sometimes it takes longer for a person body to realize what is going on and waiting so long can sometimes cause infections. I would go see the doctor and make sure that if it's a blight ovum to have it removed ASAP either by d&c or sometimes they give you a pill to pass it out.. but the option is yours..
Hi, I'm sorry to hear what you're going through, I would definitely travel and see another doctor to confirm if your pregnancy is viable or if you have had a missed miscarriage. If you have had no bleeding yet it could be that the person doing the ultrasound got it wrong, especially if the machine is so old, they may have got your dates wrong or it could be that your body has not recognised the miscarriage and you may need medical management. In sorry your going through this and there is so much uncertainty, the best thing you can do is consult a new doctor who specialises or has more experience with pregnancies.
I had a missed miscarriage last year, I had no bleeding or pain, it was picked up on an ultrasound, we waited 2 weeks and had another ultrasound and more blood tests which showed that my hcg levels went up and I was still feeling nauseous and tired but there was no change on the ultrasound, it was still blighted ovum, I ended up having a d&c 1 week later.
All the best in whatever you choose to do.