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why no yolksac is seen in ultrasound pelvis scan during 5 weeks 1 day....
As my hcG level is 2000 by blood test doctor suggest me to do ultrasound.... But stil yolk sac is nt seen.... Wat may be the reason.... My next consulting is on 8 week to repeat ultra sound....
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You are a few days too early.  Sounds like you may have  ovulated a bit late. We are not required to see a yolk sac transabdominally with a hcg of only 2000.  If you had a transvaginal ultrasound in 2 or 3 days,  they would probably see it.  

So just sit tight until your 8 week scan and you will likely see your little one =)

Congrats on the pregnancy.
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At five weeks its to early to see. At 8 weeks they will be able to see your little angel. I had my first appointment at 8 weeks, they wouldn't see me any earlier then that, because there basically nothing there to see. Hope this helps. Dont stress, just relax. Baby is fine :)
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I didnt have a yolk sac as it was too early to be seen, i think it wasnt until almost 7-8 weeks we seen feotal pole
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Thank u for ur suggestion.... I too think the same.... My ques s tat my pregnancy s confirmed yet....
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I say give it time but if the doc say they dont see nth wrong dont stress it or go ro.another doc to help your ease
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