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What Are Chances Of Pregnancy After Clot Was Pulled From Cevix?

Hello, I think I am having a miscarriage, I started spotting on the 22nd April, I went into a&e with a terrible UTI and when the gyny checked my cevix she pulled out a clot but says it was just blood and my cervix was still closed. I then went for a reassurance scan and the lady said that I have a Pregnancy of Unknown Location..... I have now stopped spotting and went for hcg bloods.....do I have any chance this pregnancy is still viable or is it likely a miscarriage......
posted on Fri, 2 May 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

Your gestational age is not mentioned, and some times the gestationsl sac can be difficult to visualize early on, in pregnancy. I would this either recommend a repeat ultrasound scan conducted by an experienced ultrasonologist or a visit to your doctor.

As your doctor mentioned a closed cervix, I am hoping the pregnancy is still viable. But of course, we need to investigate to confirm the same. Go for a repest ultrasound in 1 weeks time.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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What Are Chances Of Pregnancy After Clot Was Pulled From Cevix?

Hello ma am and welcome. Your gestational age is not mentioned, and some times the gestationsl sac can be difficult to visualize early on, in pregnancy. I would this either recommend a repeat ultrasound scan conducted by an experienced ultrasonologist or a visit to your doctor. As your doctor mentioned a closed cervix, I am hoping the pregnancy is still viable. But of course, we need to investigate to confirm the same. Go for a repest ultrasound in 1 weeks time. Hope this helps. Best wishes.