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I am so scared because of what the doctor said and although I've been reading a lot online about odd shapes to the sac and not necessarily does it have to do anything with misscarying the baby. I would like to get some advice.
I have another appointment next Monday with another doctor at that department and will be only 5weeks then, so obviously no heartbeat will be there yet, but perhaps a better looking sac?
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my question is regarding the birth control
NAME :- MIRENA
TYPE :- IUD (not sure)
TIME :- FROM 2 TO 3 YEAR
LAST :- 11/07/2011 i took it out on this date
DATE
LAST DATE OF PERIOD :- SOME WHERE IN BETWEEN
OCT 1 TO 7 JUST A FEW SPOT
FOR A DAY.
LAST DAY OF SEX 11/06/2011
SO WHAT I HAVE CHANCE OF PREGNANCY
or shall i start taking pills from to today if not how many % chance do i have to concive a boy and what shall i do to not to be pregnant.
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during urination and sexual intercourse and itching, irritation and a red rash outside of the vagina. If you notice any of these symptoms, the best thing that you can do is talk to your doctor.
While yeast infections are never pleasant to deal with - during pregnancy or any other time - it is important to keep in mind that they do not cause any pregnancy complications. While it is important to use topical medications only and make sure that the problem is really a yeast infection, there is generally not much to worry about.View Thread
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This time it is different. We started trying to have another baby a gain afgter taking a break. I normally start my period middle of month. Well i went to bathroom and notice a few spots of blood and that was it,,,it is tto early to take a pregnancy test. But could that spotting mean I am?View Thread
"A Blighted Ovum occurs when a fertilized egg implants in the uterus but doesn't develop into an embryo. It is also referred to as an anembryonic pregnancy and is a leading cause of early pregnancy failure or miscarriage. Often it occurs so early that you don't even know you are pregnant."
The article goes on to say it is responsible for about one in two miscarriages in the first trimester. It is often due to chromosome problems, either with the egg or sperm. Find out more by reading the full article.
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