Good evening, dear forum, please be understanding 🙏 The situation is this: on the day of my missed…

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Good evening, dear forum, please be understanding 🙏 The situation is this: on the day of my missed period, an electronic test showed 1-2 weeks. Then I went to the gynecologist a few days later, they did an ultrasound and said the pregnancy was very early and the embryo wasn't visible, but the uterus was "pregnant" and the uterine lining was good. They sent me home and prescribed medication. I had some spotting for a day, but it stopped after taking the medication. Nothing hurts, my breasts have calmed down a bit, but they still feel different. Long story short, today I took the same test 10 days later, and it still shows 1-2 weeks. I thought it would show 2-3 weeks by now. So I'm sitting here wondering if it's a missed miscarriage? My next appointment is on October 19th (which is 5 weeks and 3 days according to LMP). Please be understanding.
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Anastasiya
Get your hCG levels checked regularly.
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Olga
I wish I could track my hCG levels.
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Yulenka
You should have had your hCG levels checked over time.
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Anna Pavlova
Only tracking your hCG levels over time will give you the answer.
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Lena
I read your comments, ladies, and I understand.
Thank you so much for not ignoring me.
Wishing you all the best! 🙏
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Elena
Don't think about the worst 🙏🏻 Bleeding can happen for many reasons, and you definitely shouldn't rely on tests for your due date 😊
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Lena
Elena Ugh, I got so worked up about these tests today. How many times have I told myself not to look at the numbers.
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Shokun Irina
The embryo might not have been visible during the ultrasound because it was very early. Don't blindly trust the tests; get your hCG levels checked dynamically, it will be more accurate. It could be a retrochorial hematoma that has already passed and bled out. Any pregnancy, including a blighted ovum, cannot be ruled out without follow-up ultrasound and hCG monitoring. You'll drive yourself crazy worrying like this. Try meditating and focus on accepting any outcome, leave it to God, He decides everything.
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Olya
With my last pregnancy, all my tests always had a faint second line.
I thought it was a blighted ovum.
I had my hCG blood levels checked dynamically (for some reason, on an empty stomach), it was something over 700 and doubled in 2 days.

At your stage, an ultrasound isn't very informative.
You might not hear the heartbeat yet.

The test only shows that you're pregnant.
At your stage, you should have your hCG levels checked every 48 hours (it should double).
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