My doctor said that they wasn't going to listen for a heartbeat when I was 11 weeks pregnant because It was too soon and they probably wouldn't hear anything anyway.
My wife had a miscarriage at 13 weeks on Friday and went for an ultrasound Tuesday and turns out there was twins and 1 was still alive So yes
If the doctor is blind and deaf. You can even hear the heartbeat at that stage.
It is quite possible you had a miscarriage. Did you know you were pregnant? Have you had an ultrasound scan before or since?
No it doesn't exist then. You can see it and hear it on ultrasound around the 5-6th week.
If you are concerned, an ultrasound test will confirm the emptiness of the uterus. == Yes, it is possible to have tissue left in your uterus after a miscarriage, this is called retained placenta. You really need to have a doctor confirm this, as a retained placenta could cause death, through hemorraghing or infection.
There are two possible scenarios here. 1. You could still be pregnant but the monitor didn't pick up the heartbeat. 2. Miscarriage can take a while to actually happen. It can take one day or as many as 14 days to miscarry.
Yes, if your mother has a miscarriage, meaning that she fails to give birth to you in the proper way. Another possible thing, even though it is rare, is to not have a heartbeat while your mother is still pregnant.
Yes it is...I suffered a miscarriage at 8 months.
Yes, I am sure everything is fine. The heartbeat does not usually develop until around week 5, but that does not always mean that the ultrasound can detect it. It is hard to tell exactly how many days pregnant you really are so it is possible that it could be 4 days off too. I wouldn't worry about anything unless you start to cramp or bleed, which could be signs of miscarriage and you should contact your OB/GYN right away. I am not trying to scare you but cramping can also be signs of gas or your uterus growing. Your ultrasound was done so close to around the time the heartbeat is developing, I wouldn't worry.
Yes, is is possible
Actually a more scientific answer shows that low heart rates do show increased chances of miscarriage. The normal heartrate of a 7 week embryo is 135. Heart rates of less that 100 show increased chances of miscarriage. Not all end in miscarriage, but several do. Please see this study for more info. http://radiology.rsnajnls.org/cgi/content/full/236/2/643
Yes it is.