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5 week pregnant but no gestation sac
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My last menstrual period was on 21st June and I had sex on the 18th day of my cycle i.e 8th July. I took an emergency contraceptive pill after 22 hours but I still missed a period. When I took a pregnancy test on 26th July, it came out postive. On 27th July, I went for a transvaginal ultrasound but it didn't show anything. I was probably 5 weeks 2 days pregnant by then. Was it too early for an ultrasound.? Should I be concerned?
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You need need to get a blood test done first. Name of the test is Serum BETA HCG
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after the test results you can consult online for deciding the date of sonography
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get the blood test done at the earliest
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Do a repeat ultrasound pelvis done for uterus tubes and ovaries and gestational sac after 2 weeks
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Capsule Susten 200 mg vaginum pessary twice a day for 2 weeks
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