Anyone translate this ultrasound report? They only told me this may be non viable.

[BeautifulJames]

Uterus contains gestational sac measuring 5x3x5mm MSD=4.6mm with yolk sac
Fetal pole not seen
Subchorionic hematoma measuring 27x6x15mm adjacent GS.
Left ovary shows cystic area 11x11mm with few internal echoes and wall vascularity seen. Possible haemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst.
Free fluid in pouch of douglas with depth of 27mm.

There was a gestational sac in the uterus with a yolk sac but no fetal pole. There is a subchorionic haematoma adjacent to the sac. There is a cyst on the left ovary. There is fluid in the pouch of Douglas.

They're just findings and don't give any particular diagnosis or other info.

@Regenbogen22 it's just frustrating. Told to come back in 10 days but I feel I'm walking on eggshells until then. Even my obstetrician couldn't give me much info. 😥

@BeautifulJames I know the feeling. Unfortunately it's just a waiting game. It's so hard having zero control over something!

At this stage there really isn't anything to tell. It's so early on that it could be fine or it could not be.

How many weeks are you OP?

I understand the feeling of just not knowing. Honestly though sometimes it's a complete guessing game whether a pregnancy is viable or not.

@OdeToBarney we thought between 6 and 7 weeks. My cycles have been getting longer and longer lately so I'm unsure.

@snowflake29 it is awful. I've had 3 miscarriages before this one. Fingers crossed in 10 days there will be progress

Ah okay, still early then. Most IVF clinics won't do an early pregnancy scan until 8 weeks to confirm viability. It's a good sign you have the yolk sac and there's still time for the fetal pole to be seen. I'm assuming you has the scan because of bleeding?

@OdeToBarney no bleeding. I have complex pregnancies and required an early scan before being put on a plethora of medication. I normally go on a load at 10 weeks but this scan was for steroids at 8.

The fetal pole is the first part of the embryo development - where the embryo has emerged from the sac and is visible.