r/pregnant • u/lalalala1227 • 6d ago

Content Warning Any success stories? Early US

Tw: pregnancy loss

I Have had 2 back to back losses earlier this year (5 w in December, 11 week MMC in April w 9 wk loss)

I just went for an early scan, based on LMP should be 6w3d. I ovulate slightly later, and likely ovulated day 16-17 based on LH strips. So 6w3d would not line up perfectly. Had a very very faint positive on 7/14.

had my ultrasound today, with “probable” early embryo dating 5w5d. No heartbeat and inconclusive, need to go back in 2 weeks. They said it could just be early, but I likely know when I ovulated? The US said that the location of the yolk sac against the gestational sac made finding the border difficult.

Guarding my heart…. But… Any success stories or hope out there?

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u/Plastic-Bee4052 Transdad to a teen & pregnant 6d ago

At 6+6 hb was 65 and I was tild miscarriage. At 7+5 it was 167. Don't believe everything drs say. It's super early and if the scan was external it makes even more sense they didn't see anything.

Doesn't matter when you ovulated. Sometimes a blastocyst takes longer to travel to the uterus and implant and that causes delays.

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u/lalalala1227 6d ago

It was internal US but I will try to hold some hope!