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Anembryonic pregnancy
After getting scanned in the sixth week the radiologist has told that it is anembryonic pregnancy and suggested to get it clean but when checked witn Gynae she mentioned to wait for another 10 days for it to grow and stay positive.
We can stay positive but I am worried if after 7-10 days would it be safe for her to have medicine for flushing or what is the doctor suggest getting it flushed through procedure?
And what are the chances of it getting positive and turn into a developing? Thank in advance
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Dr. Pooja Chotrani
Obstetrics & Gynecology
9 yrs exp
Bhopal
Hello
There is a good chance if you have had previous irregular cycles
Sometimes there is delayed conception
So if it’s 6 weeks as per your date
The growth might be lagging by say 10-14 days
So wait patiently
Incase the picture remains the same you can try taking pills after doctors advise to clear it
Again the chance of you needing a procedure to evacuate depends on the size of the gestational sac
Sometimes even a 5 week sac if left out with medicines and at times even a 7-8 weeks fetus gets cleared
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