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JUst curious if able to attempt ramzi and if anyone else send ad curious as I am about the black blob to the right? Have history of vanisHing twins so very curious. When did blood flow on baby it was to the right in the white part if that says anything also vaginal us. Please and thank you!
Where the word baby is where the blood flow was and I'm between 6 weeks 2 days and 7 weeks we were not there to date it just make sure not ectopic as I was having major pain in my left ovary. I think that's all the information I have lol I'd love any guesses if any are possible
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Based on ramzi if the placenta is on the right its male but you can only apply that theory to a single birth. And high possibility of a second sac being there. Did the tech only indicate one?
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Ok so I'm not nuts? Lol Surry didn't see post thank you for answering. She said that was my endometrine? But every search on internet and I'm convinced was twin if not is twin I'm just convinced lol but I'll know what doctor abd radiologist said in few days wondering if they caught it she did turn screen and took bunch more shots to send them. She knew my history of vanisHing twins so maybe she was saving me heart ache? I'm so exited for the one for sure though just be nice to know if it is multiples. If it was a twin and I lost it can ramzi still work?
Well, to my very uneducated, un trained eye...yes it looks like a second sac. But you would have to think that she would tell you. At first maybe I thought she wouldn't be allowed to tell you, but that is a silly thought because she obviously was allowed to tell you about the "first" baby.
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Well I should know by the 14th Just got the call the pain I'm experiencing might be a second implantation occurring in my left tube as it is swollen abd dilated? ... couldn't tell if there was implantation in the tube or not so go back the 14th fit another ultrasound
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Just comparing and I feel this looks opposite of my boy? Well one of them he's only one had early scan of