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Early Ultrasound With Two Sacs And One Heartbeat

Has anyone else experienced an early ultrasound that showed the two sacs but only one heartbeat?

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Early Ultrasound With Two Sacs And One Heartbeat

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Nov 17, 2009
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starstarstarstarstar 		I'm not alone
by: Anonymous

I thought I was alone in this discussion. My doctor said he say two sacs, but could only find one heartbeat. So, he said we were treating this as a one baby pregnancy. I have a history of miscarriages. Actually, I had two in less than six months only 1 year ago. He added I could have miscarried then immediately got pregnant, or became pregnant again immediately after getting pregnant. So, we will see. I was 6 weeks at that time and will go back at 10 weeks. Thanks for sharing your stories.
Oct 26, 2009
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by: Anonymous

i am going threw the same thing, the ultrasound tech said that they couldnt see any heartbeat, but 2 sacs and one fetus.... but i should be over 8 weeks and one sac was way bigger than the other. they did not give me very much out look. i go back in one week for another ultrasound
Oct 08, 2009
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by: Anonymous

Well, same thing is happening with me except my doctor thinks the babies are in the same sac and couldnt see the second baby really well- it was a little smaller then the first baby and he couldn't find a heart beat :/
Im worried sick because I had a NTD in my last pregnancy and had to end the pregnancy. Now I am hoping that the twins are fine- although I feel like they are I am very worried. The doctor said not to worry and to go back for another Ultrasound next week :(
Mar 20, 2009
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by: Anonymous

My 5 and 6 week ultrasounds were iffy as we had 2 sacs but could really only see one heartbeat. By 7 weeks we could detect both heartbeats. One baby was just harder to see.
Mar 11, 2009
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by: Anonymous

im not sure but i think you need to be at least 8 weeks to get a good read on an ultrasound for twins.

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