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Early pregnancy 9 weeks **Content warning title edited by MNHQ**

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Princess2022 · 17/10/2022 23:13

Hi everyone

Today I had something coming out of my private area. It scared me alot. I went to hospital. They said it could be pregnancy Tissue. I'm so worried. I'm 9 weeks. I want to post a picture incase someone might know what it is. But it looks horrible and I don't wanna scare anybody.
it looks like a jelly type of lump.
Doctor said 9 weeks is too early for anything to show on Abdominal ultrasound scan. They said it would have to be internal so they could check and see cervix. I am still bleeding but not heavy and no cramps. Had light cramps in afternoon. I was not comfortable in doing the internal scan so they sent me home.
I thought at 9 weeks a fetus should be visible on Abdominal scan isn't it?

Any bit of advice would be nice
Yaz

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Princess2022 · 21/10/2022 11:35

Hi Hrf1503

Thank you for your kind words, really appreciate it.
I wish I never had to go through this 🙁
Just want my periods to come back to normal.
I might ring Tommy’s helpline xx

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Princess2022 · 06/11/2022 01:30

Hello,
I had a miscarriage at 9 weeks and bled for 5 days.
When do you think I may ovulate?

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B1993 · 06/11/2022 08:19

@Princess2022 sorry for your loss 💔 It can vary quite a lot. At 9 weeks, hCG would be quite high so might take a while to fully leave your system, which it needs to do before you ovulate. Have you taken a pregnancy test to see if it’s fully negative? After it’s left your system, it usually takes 1-3 weeks to ovulate but, again, there’s no one rule for everyone and it can vary. Good luck, I hope your rainbow is with you soon 🌈

Princess2022 · 06/11/2022 14:22

Hi B1993
Thank you for letting me know.
A week after bleeding stopped I tested and its negative.

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