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Q: 3 weeks 4 days!

Hi ladies, ok so I am a mommy of 5 they are all pretty grown now my youngest is 4 and oldest is 23, I have had 3 consecutive miscarriages and just found out I am pregnant again but I am freaking out after having all these miscarriages and not feeling any nausea yet since I have always felt sick with my others I know its too early but still freaking out! So j had my ob appointment today she did a US and didn't see anything just thick lining, my question is how long did it take most of you to be able to see something a sac a yolk a heartbeat?? I know its early I'm just nervous, although I wasn't planning this pregnancy it sure is totally welcomed and I just don't want to go through an other loss...

This question was asked Feb. 3, 2016 6:03am
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Answered by Mommybutterfly - Feb. 3, 2016 6:30pm
Most pregnancy symptoms don't start until about 5 weeks. Try not to worry about it but definitely ask about getting progesterone. It's what helps keep a pregnancy.

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Answered by Xenmaz - Feb. 3, 2016 4:27pm
Thank you for the response, I did some blood work yesterday I will do more tomorrow and check if hcg levels are doubling. I've never asked about progesterone but I guess I should find out why this is happening. Every morning I wake up feeling my breasts hoping they still hurt and I'm actually hoping for some nausea but nothing yet.

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Answered by Mommybutterfly - Feb. 3, 2016 9:30am
They can't see anything in your uterus until you're hcg level is at least 2000. That may not be for a couple weeks. Even then you probably won't see the heartbeat until 6-7 weeks. You should ask to get your progesterone levels checked since you had 3 miscarriages prior. There has to be a reason it keeps happening.

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