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Pregnant. Ultrasound Says Decidual Reaction Poor And Uterus Gravid. Advice?
sir,
my wife is pregnant ( 2 month ), but when yesterday she go through ultrasound, the report is SAC size 10 mm, gestational age- 4 week, decidual reaction is poor, both ovaries are normal, no adnexal mass is seen, no free fluid is seen in punch of douglas, uterus is gravid. this is done in second time , please give some advice
my wife is pregnant ( 2 month ), but when yesterday she go through ultrasound, the report is SAC size 10 mm, gestational age- 4 week, decidual reaction is poor, both ovaries are normal, no adnexal mass is seen, no free fluid is seen in punch of douglas, uterus is gravid. this is done in second time , please give some advice
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
Hello,
A pregnancy of 2 months should usually show a gestation sac of 6-8 weeks size with fetal pole and cardiac activity. Failure to do so could be due to either a delayed conception probably due to a delayed ovulation as in irregular cycles or a blighted ovum. For a conclusion, it is advisable to have follow up sonograms, preferably trans-vaginal, coupled with serial serum beta-hCG titres to assess the progress of pregnancy. Falling titres with a static pregnancy indicate a missed abortion. Hope this helps.
A pregnancy of 2 months should usually show a gestation sac of 6-8 weeks size with fetal pole and cardiac activity. Failure to do so could be due to either a delayed conception probably due to a delayed ovulation as in irregular cycles or a blighted ovum. For a conclusion, it is advisable to have follow up sonograms, preferably trans-vaginal, coupled with serial serum beta-hCG titres to assess the progress of pregnancy. Falling titres with a static pregnancy indicate a missed abortion. Hope this helps.
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