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If I went in and had a transvaginal ultrasound and would be 8 weeks pregnant and not told the doc would she have seen it? They were checking for any uterine problems I would have had and the tech showed me the lining of my uterus and said she could tell I just had my period a couple of days before that, because there was thin lining. I know you don't have a normal period during pregnancy, but I know some women do bleed. I also had a blood test done the same day and it was negative. The doc put me on birth control, (Yaz to be exact) but I just kinda felt wierd and started thinking maybe I could be pregnant. Is there anyway that they could have missed a baby at 8 weeks???? I took an hpt the day I took the blood test and it was negative. The blood test was neg and the ultrasound showed nothing. Even if they were looking for a pregnancy could it have been missed at 8 weeks? No, at 8 weeks they would have seen it and the blood test would have been positive. No way I've had a transvaginal ultrasound and yes it would have shown the pregnancy if it was there. If you were pregnant they would have picked it up. You said yeah they could miss it, have you taken any home pregnancy tests?....and if you have and they came out positive i would go to ur doctor and ask for a pragnacy test (when they take a sample of ur pee) and if thats negitive and u think u stilll are positive i would go get another ultrasound and then that will tell you for sure....but i would wait a couple more weeks beofre u go get another ultrasound..... No. At 8 weeks this would have been seen by the use of a trans-vaginal probe. Your HCG levels in the blood would have been detected as well. If your menstrual cycle had been interrupted, IE. skipped a month, there could be other causes and not just a pregnancy. If you thought that there could be a possibility that you were pregnant, don't ever be afraid to discuss this with your doctor. They are not there to judge you but to advise and treat you. I hope that the ultrasound come back with good news. |
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