Patient's question:
50 days ultrasound did not see the embryo, did not see fetal heartbeatDoctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Generally, a fetal pole should appear around 42 days of pregnancy, and a fetal heartbeat should be detectable around 56 days. Only embryos with both a fetal pole and a heartbeat are considered viable and normal. If there is a significant delay in the appearance of a fetal pole and heartbeat, there may be a possibility of embryonic arrest. Of course, it could also be a sign of delayed embryonic development. However, early pregnancy symptoms alone cannot accurately determine the condition of embryonic development.Recommendation: Based on your description, it is recommended to follow up in two weeks. If there is still no heartbeat or signs of embryonic growth, there may be a possibility of embryonic arrest. Currently, there is still some hope, as it could be due to delayed embryonic development. Do not worry too much.