So scared

yung nag pa ultrasound ako luma din gamit nila pero agad nakita si baby .. second ultrasound dun di nakita na gender ng baby baka my mali mag pa check up kna agad baka mamaya my abnormalities kana

Wala rin puba nakitang gestational sac momsh?. Magpa 2nd opinion po kayo ul8t sa iba.

Pa Trans Vaginal ka po para detect na detect.

Lumalaki po tummy mo? Hindi po bayan delikado?

hi po share ko lang yunh sa asawa ng pinsan ng husband ko. 5 months pregnant di po siya at lumalaki din ang tiyan niya at may nafefeel din siya na pag galaw sa tiyan niya pero nung binigyan na siya ng request ng ultrasound para malaman gender ay wala din silang ma detect na baby o heartbeat, kahit na positive ung pt niya. ang findings po sknya ay meron daw pong sperm sa loob ng matres niya na hindi nabuo kase hindi nagtagpo ung eggcell at spermcell nila ng asawa niya. ang hirap po ipaliwanag. kumbaga ung spermcell lang ng asawa niya ang nabubuo sa matres niya at bugok po ito kaya niresetahan siya ng gamot na pampalabas dun sa itlog pag hindi niya nailabas ay iraraspa siya.

Irregularity of a woman’s menstrual cycle is the second most common physical symptom. Between one-half and three-quarters of women experiencing pseudocyesis reported feeling the baby move. Many women also report feeling the baby kick, even though there was never a baby present. Other symptoms can be just as difficult to distinguish from those experienced during an actual pregnancy, and can include: morning sickness and vomiting tender breasts changes to the breasts, including size and pigmentation lactation weight gain labor pains inverted bellybutton increased appetite enlargement of the uterus softening of the cervix false labor These symptoms can be so believable that doctors can even be deceived.

What causes false pregnancy? At this time, there’s no answer to why some women experience pseudocyesis. But there are three leading theories. Some mental health professionals believe it’s related to an intense desire or fear of becoming pregnant. It’s possible that this affects the endocrine system, which in turn causes symptoms of pregnancy. Another theory relates to wish fulfillment. Some mental health professionals believe that when a woman yearns to be pregnant, possibly after experiencing multiple miscarriages, infertility, or because she wants to get married, she may misinterpret certain changes in her body as a clear sign that she’s pregnant. The third theory is related to certain chemical changes in the nervous system that are related to depressive disorders. It’s possible that these chemical changes are responsible for the symptoms of false pregnancy.

The nausea, the fatigue, the swelling breasts … It’s usually easy to see that those pregnancy symptoms add up to, well, a pregnancy. But in rare instances, that’s not the case. A false pregnancy is also known as a phantom pregnancy, or by the clinical term pseudocyesis. It’s an uncommon condition that causes a woman to believe she’s pregnant. She’ll even have many classic symptoms of pregnancy. But this isn’t related to a miscarriage. In a false pregnancy, there was no conception and there is no baby. Despite this, symptoms can last long enough to make a woman, and even those around her, believe she’s expecting.