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Here's my story: My husband and I have been ttc for 9 months and we were about to start clomid. It's been 54 days since my period (they're always that long) and I had 16 days of brown spotting ending last week. I have taken 3 pregnancy tests, all of which have been negative. I saw my doctor today and she ordered a blood test and upon a pelvic exam, she said I have a very soft uterus. I can't find too much about this online. Anyone have any idea what that means? Thanks for your help.
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OK, one more, this is what I found:Dear Dr. Greenfield,
I am asking this question for a friend. If you just found out you were pregnant and the doctor tells you that you have a soft uterus, what does that mean?Dear Worried Friend,
Worry no more! A soft uterus is just one of the physical signs of early pregnancy. It is totally normal and just goes along with being pregnant. SO FAR I HAVE FOUND NOTHING ABOUT SOFT UTERUS W/O PG.
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wow... thank you for your research. I haven't found anything about soft uterus w/o preg either. so i will have to wait for the results of the blood test... I'm keeping my fingers crossed it's positive this time!!!!!!!!!!! thank you.
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oK news... in my ultrasound today the tech said i was not pregnant, and my blood test results that i received this afternoon say i am. No clue what to believe til i talk to my doctor. it's hard waiting
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I would trust the blood test over the ultrasound. It's definitely possible to miss a baby on an ultrasound, especially if it's still early on. Did your doctor happen to give you an hcg value? Has she asked you to return for another test to see if the value increases? Good luck to you!
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i spoke to the receptionist; i will see the doctor on tuesday. i am anxious but nervous. i am really hoping the blood test is right :)
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