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@psj71 I hope that everything works out for you! Please keep me updated because it’s always gnawed away at me.

@psj71 I had this at 6+5 (baby measured 6+2) and it did not end well. Maybe the yolk was behind the foetal pole as I had a transabdominal scan, the sonographer said we didn’t need to do a TV scan as everything was there. No one seemed concerned by the lack of yolk sac at the time but I wonder in...

@gem54 I’m so sorry for your loss. Like another commenter I carried my non viable pregnancy for 5 weeks (I was 11 weeks when it was discovered the baby hadn’t grown beyond 6) however my ultrasound did show I was starting to bleed in my uterus so I imagine I would’ve probably passed it within the...

@renwei If you’re just using OPKs and no further methods such as BBT then it’s entirely possible you were 1-2 days off in your ovulation guess! I wouldn’t stress too much about it with your scan looking good so far.

@renwei How are you tracking and confirming ovulation?

@lukshard No need for HCG testing when OP has had an ultrasound as at this stage an ultrasound will be more telling than HCG.

@bublink You’re welcome! Hopefully it stays gone for you! The SCH really affected my enjoyment of the pregnancy so hopefully you’ll be able to relax and enjoy your 2nd trimester more than I did :)

@bublink I’m still on it at 37 weeks! I started at 13 when I got diagnosed. I didn’t want to stop taking it either and I figured it wasn’t doing any harm. It’s good your SCH has resolved by 12 weeks but honestly if you want to keep on it, then do so. It made me feel like at least I was doing...

@dorisghester It’s unlikely your exercise caused it, they are quite common in IVF pregnancies. There’s quite a few Facebook SCH support groups if you want more information/to chat with other people. Lots of doctors recommend pelvic rest and there’s also lots of doctors who believe nothing can...

@justtrying25 No, this is a different blood test. It’s not like a “normal” HCG. ETA: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3547446/ I actually understand very little about this blood test but I had it drawn as part of my NIPT testing. OP, I’d go to the NIPT subreddit, they may be able...