Hcg level 3883 but cant find the pregnancy on the ultrasound?

When I was 7 weeks, my doctor didn't see anything on the ultrasound. I had to go to experts in radiology and they found what they needed to. I have known many people who have gone in at what is supposed to be 6 weeks and there wasn't anything on the screen. That is so early it isn't anything to worry about. Sometimes, you just aren't as far along as you think you are.

Its possible you ovulated late and your not as far along as you think you are. And a lot of women can't see anything this early. Even if its suppose to have a heart beat there is a chance you wont even be able to see it till 9 weeks. Everyone is different. So if your levels are rising then you shouldn't be to worried. Only thing you have to worry about is the chance of a tubal pregnancy, cause if it was one that could be the reason you can't see it. Unless they ruled out that already. Just being honest. But I'm sure everything is fine. Its still very early.

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Good Luck

you're 2 weeks pregnant at theory, even nevertheless you have no longer conceived yet. you're around 4 weeks pregnant once you first get a favorable being pregnant attempt. docs will frequently wait until 6 weeks to do an ultrasound because it truly is once you could first detect a heartbeat. the 1st day of your final era is considered day one million of being pregnant. possibly they are speaking approximately 2 weeks considering the fact which you conceived, no longer pregnant.

did they do an internal ultrasound? i know that i've had ultrasounds when i was early on, and they couldn't see anything on a regular us, so they did an internal, and *ta da!* there she was. try not to worry if your levels are increasing...i'm sure you'll get an answer soon.