Hello Divyani,
Ye kaafi tension de raha hai aapko, mai samajh sakta hoon.
Zaroori nahi ki har baar hi miscarriage ho jaye. Aap sabse pehle kuch pregnancy tests karayein, ye kara chuke hai to test details share karein please.
Tests advised - UPT, CBC, Blood Group, RBS, RFT, HIV, HbSAg, VDRL, Thyroid Profile, Ultrasound for Pregnancy Details.
Ye supplement start karein -
Tab. Folic Acid, roz 1 goli Tab. Calcium + Vitamin D3, roz 1 goli Tab. Doxylamine + Pyridoxine, agar zyada ulti jaisa lage, ya fir ulti ho jaye.
Iske baad dekhte hai kya kar sakte hai. Ghabraayein nahi Devyani Ji, proper jaanch aur dawai se aapki pregnancy safal hone ke chances hai.
Regards,
Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med
Hello, It will be better to comment on your situation after evaluating your ultrasound reports. Kindly share your reports.
Tale care
Hello dear Aapki problem se mujhey lag raha hai implantation bahut late Hui hai aur gsac status se main agar pole ho to ye normal hota Baaki details apne batayi nahin Kyunki aapki pehli pregnancy bhi problematic thi isliye main kuch test likh raha hun inko karwake gynacolologist ki salah le Serum prolactin Serum ferritin Pregnancy strip test beta HCG ( blood ) repeat after 7 -10 days Pelvic USG Serum RBS Transabdominal USG In test ko Karwa ke report gynecologist ko dikhana Aur bina unko bataye dawai mat lena nahin to phir side effects bhi ho sakta hai Hopefully aap jaldi theek ho jao Regards
Miscarriage once does not mean it will always happen. With proper health checkups, nutrition, and supplements, chances of a healthy pregnancy are very good. Please consult a gynecologist with your history and get the above tests done for proper evaluation. Thank you
Aapke Ultrasound ke hisaab se
Aap 11 weeks pregnant honi chahiye thi LMP (last period) ke hisaab se.
Lekin scan mein:
Gestational sac (GSac) ≈ 8 weeks ka lag raha hai
Baby (CRL – crown rump length) ≈ 6.2 weeks ka hai
Matlab baby ka growth expected se 3–4 weeks piche chal raha hai.
Doctor kya check karte hain
Heartbeat: 6.2 weeks ka baby mein heartbeat normally dikh jana chahiye. Agar abhi nahi dikha, to 1 week baad repeat scan karke confirm karte hain.
Serial hCG blood test: Do din ke gap mein hCG hormone double ho raha hai ya nahi, isse pregnancy ki viability ka andaza hota hai.
Symptoms: Kya bleeding/spotting hai? Ya cramps/pain?
Aap kya karein abhi
Doctor/gynecologist se turant consult karein – apne ultrasound report lekar.
Agar bleeding / zyada pain ho, to immediately emergency me jaayen.
Apne aap medicines (pill, antibiotics, injections) mat shuru kijiye bina doctor ke kehne.
Rest karein, stress kam rakhein – stress bhi hormones ko effect karta hai.
Aapki baat se lag raha hai ki aapko periods ya pregnancy ke issues ke wajah se confusion aur tension ho rahi hai. Ye normal hormonal changes, stress, thyroid/PCOS jaisi problem ya kabhi kabhi pregnancy complications ke wajah se ho sakta hai. Kyunki aapki pehli pregnancy bhi ruk gayi thi aur ab fir irregularity/issue ho raha hai, isliye aapko jaldi se ek gynecologist se consult karna zaroori hai taaki proper scan aur tests karke exact wajah samajh kar treatment diya ja sake.
It sounds like there is some discrepancy between your gestational age and the size of the gestational sac and fetus. This situation needs careful assessment. When the gestational age based on your last menstrual period doesn’t match the ultrasound findings – like in your case, where you expect to be 11 weeks, but the gestational sac and baby align more with around 8 weeks – it could be due to several reasons. Late implantation is one possibility, but it could also suggest a potential risk of a miscarriage or a non-viable pregnancy like a blighted ovum or a missed miscarriage, especially given your previous pregnancy history. This situation needs to be interpreted in the context of your entire clinical picture.
Timing is crucial. It’s important at this point to schedule a follow-up ultrasound, usually after about one to two weeks, to monitor for changes in the fetal heartbeat or growth. If your healthcare provider sees appropriate growth and a heartbeat, this usually indicates a progressing pregnancy. However, if there is no growth or heartbeat in a subsequent scan, it may unfortunately suggest an early pregnancy loss. Discuss with your healthcare provider any symptoms like bleeding or pain, as those could indicate complications needing immediate attention.
An important step now is to ensure emotional support and understanding your options moving forward. If the diagnosis leans towards miscarriage, it’s vital to explore what management plan would work best for you, which can range from waiting for a natural passing, medication to help the process along, or a surgical option like dilation and curettage (D&C) if necessary. Staying in close follow-up with your provider during this time helps ensure that decisions consider both your physical and emotional health.
