i too have the same problem. Today i had ultrasound and the doc said i showing 6 weeks instead of 8 weeks. they told me to come for ultrasound next week to check for the growth. I 'am really worried...
That sounds normal... since you ovulated in the week after the 14th day of the cycle.
Are they concerned?
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If the tests came back negative as soon as that then I'd suggest calling your physican and scheduling a p4(progesterone test) be done (and proabably they'll do a hCG as well).
Unless you have a history of early miscarriages then you don't have anything to worry about. Jogging/running will not dislodge or hurt the baby in any way
You couldn't and shouldn't think you can do an abortion without a physican.
Even if you are just talking increasing a birth control dosage... one doesn't know how that will affect the mother's health.
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