Blighted ovum

If you're struggling with a blighted ovum diagnosis, then you're not alone. It can be a confusing and overwhelming experience, but we are here to help. In this blog post, we'll explore what it is, the causes of it, and how to cope with this diagnosis.

I was told I had an empty gestational sac and advised to have a D&C. I turned down this procedure multiple times until finally, at nine weeks, we saw my baby on the ultrasound.

Blighted ovum is recognized in the early stages of pregnancy and can be intervened early if a pregnant woman is able to go to an ultrasound examination. However, if ultrasonography is not performed, pregnant women may think that they are real pregnant for a long time.

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Read on for information about blighted ovum, including how it happens, why it happens, and what to do about a miscarriage.

A woman should never be pressured to end her pregnancy before nine weeks for a blighted ovum. Too many women who have been diagnosed at six, seven or eight weeks have gone on to find their babies.

I was misdiagnosed with having a blighted ovum at 5 weeks. Read my misdiagnosed miscarriage story.

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