Ultrasounds During Cryptic Pregnancy:
The overwhelming majority of ultrasounds during a cryptic pregnancy are negative, "No baby found", "Uterus is normal and empty." There are very simple reasons why this occurs, when the mother is in fact pregnant. A negative ultrasound during a cryptic pregnancy DOES NOT mean the woman is not pregnant.
The mother must have positive urine and/or blood pregnancy tests for the medical industry to believe that she is indeed pregnant. Only a positive pregnancy test will lead to a THOROUGH ultrasound. When the pregnancy tests are not positive, a THOROUGH ultrasound is not preformed due to the disbelief of a possible pregnancy. If the mother has a "uterine abnormality" the ultrasound will be negative for pregnancy.
Uterine abnormalities that may cause a negative ultrasound:
1) Retroverted uterus (also known as a tipped or tilted uterus)
2) Bicornuate uterus (also known as a heart shaped or double uterus)
If you research "tilted uterus and ultrasounds" there are many forums and blogs where women give their stories of how even in "normal" pregnancies, babies are not always seen during an ultrasound due to a tilted uterus. This is happening even when the pregnancy tests are positive, much less when they are negative. THE BOTTOM LINE IS, A BABY CAN BE MISSED DURING AN ULTRASOUND.
CT Scans, MRIs and X-rays During Cryptic Pregnancy:
Many cryptically women have had their doctors order CT scans, MRIs and X-rays. None of these tests have shown a fetus and have not helped to confirm a cryptic pregnancy. The safety of these tests during pregnancy are questionable.
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* No part of this website, or the articles herein, may be reproduced in any way without written permission from the author, except in brief quotations with appropriate citations. The information on this website is presented accurately to the best of the author's knowledge.
Cryptic Pregnancy Consultants, Support Group & The Gilmour Foundation
Olivia Huntley
Copyright 2020, Olivia Huntley
The overwhelming majority of ultrasounds during a cryptic pregnancy are negative, "No baby found", "Uterus is normal and empty." There are very simple reasons why this occurs, when the mother is in fact pregnant. A negative ultrasound during a cryptic pregnancy DOES NOT mean the woman is not pregnant.
The mother must have positive urine and/or blood pregnancy tests for the medical industry to believe that she is indeed pregnant. Only a positive pregnancy test will lead to a THOROUGH ultrasound. When the pregnancy tests are not positive, a THOROUGH ultrasound is not preformed due to the disbelief of a possible pregnancy. If the mother has a "uterine abnormality" the ultrasound will be negative for pregnancy.
Uterine abnormalities that may cause a negative ultrasound:
1) Retroverted uterus (also known as a tipped or tilted uterus)
2) Bicornuate uterus (also known as a heart shaped or double uterus)
If you research "tilted uterus and ultrasounds" there are many forums and blogs where women give their stories of how even in "normal" pregnancies, babies are not always seen during an ultrasound due to a tilted uterus. This is happening even when the pregnancy tests are positive, much less when they are negative. THE BOTTOM LINE IS, A BABY CAN BE MISSED DURING AN ULTRASOUND.
CT Scans, MRIs and X-rays During Cryptic Pregnancy:
Many cryptically women have had their doctors order CT scans, MRIs and X-rays. None of these tests have shown a fetus and have not helped to confirm a cryptic pregnancy. The safety of these tests during pregnancy are questionable.
*** The Administrator/owner of this page/website, and any associates working with the management of this page, are not responsible for your healthcare, birth choices, or the outcome of your pregnancy, birth or postpartum. The administrator/owner and associates, disclaim any liability in connection with the use of information contained on this website ***
* All of the information and intellectual property on this website has been copyrighted.
* No part of this website, or the articles herein, may be reproduced in any way without written permission from the author, except in brief quotations with appropriate citations. The information on this website is presented accurately to the best of the author's knowledge.
Cryptic Pregnancy Consultants, Support Group & The Gilmour Foundation
Olivia Huntley
Copyright 2020, Olivia Huntley