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What Does Endometrium Thickening With Absence Of Fetal Sac Signify?

hi, last saw my time early june,bulky uterus on first abdominal ultrasound sept 11, second abdominal ultrasound late sept endometrium linning ticken 12.58 but no sac seen.i feel movements on right side like boalting ..beta hgc positive and six urine test faint positve line.my sides and back is looks bigger,no bleeding or pain..
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Hi,
Thanks for the query. I understand your concern.
You seem to have a blighted ovum or chemical pregnancy... where ovulation &faulty fertilisation &corresponding hormonal changes take place without formation of embryo. .. so all bodily changes &symptoms of pregnancy are seen,there is no embryonic growth .... so pregnancy is not viable.
Such pregnancy is not likely to produce a baby, it would be either terminated automatically or needs to be removed surgically.
Please don't be depressed ...the condition need not recur....you would conceive normally in few months .. be cool.
Thanks.
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What Does Endometrium Thickening With Absence Of Fetal Sac Signify?

Hi, Thanks for the query. I understand your concern. You seem to have a blighted ovum or chemical pregnancy... where ovulation &faulty fertilisation &corresponding hormonal changes take place without formation of embryo. .. so all bodily changes &symptoms of pregnancy are seen,there is no embryonic growth .... so pregnancy is not viable. Such pregnancy is not likely to produce a baby, it would be either terminated automatically or needs to be removed surgically. Please don t be depressed ...the condition need not recur....you would conceive normally in few months .. be cool. Thanks.