That’s something that they scanned you. So they think the embryo may have split one implanted in in your ovary and one has implanted in your womb? That’s so rare. Ovary ectopic pregnancies are very rare, they mostly take place in the Fallopian tube. I said before how early pregnancy is such a mystery, they rarely have concrete information.
If there’s two, couldn’t that mean one is ectopic and one could be ok? If that’s the case could that mean they may remove the ovary with the fetus? They can’t give the methotrexate injection. Also if your HCG is fluctuating this would explain why. Like if you are now in the thousands with your HCG. Have they given you a date? I’d feel so conflicted if I was you like, possible hope and but also thinking worst case scenario that it might be overall ectopic.
The doctors sound bewildered. When I was in the hospital, after begging for a scan, the doctor said it look like my womb was full of blood, the next day the proper consultant looked and said no what they thought was blood was just my fibroids. She scanned and never found the fetus or sac, but because of my HCG going up and down, plus the pain in my side said it’s in an unknown location. Part of me regrets not having the tube removed to see if the baby was in the tube. Also the long drawn out 12 weeks of bleeding and extreme pain, I have a little PTSD, I wrote a poem about it. That bad. I was inspired. Maybe the surgery I would have avoided that.
IVF is full on. It’s been quite the experience. I had 4 IUIs, 3 egg collections, 5 transfers, but 2 out of the transfers I got pregnant. What you said is how I see it too, 33% chance of pregnancy with a poor quality embryo (that’s what I have stored 6CC) around 60% for a excellent embryo and the 70% chance it sticks, up to 90% if you see a heart beat.
I have hope for sure. The doc this week said I clearly can get pregnant, many women he’s about to talk to after me never have, he said one woman is 47 she had a 1% chance, had one egg and it worked. Amazing.