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The embryo may not be visible due to a hematoma.
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Svetlana Voroshilova
I could see it. Is your hematoma this large?
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Elizaveta
Yes, it is possible: a subchorionic hematoma can interfere with the ultrasound image, which is why the embryo is often not visible in early scans. The embryo can be very small or in an incorrect position, and that does not necessarily indicate a problem.

If this is your case, you are encouraged to see a doctor. Almost always they repeat the ultrasound again in 1–2 weeks or offer hormonal level tests. If there is bleeding, pain, or discomfort—call the doctor without delay: resting, avoiding heavy exertion, and following the doctor's instructions are sufficient.
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Tatyana
Well, that's unlikely.
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Natalya
Perhaps a doctor who is blind.
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Olga
Maybe the ultrasound machine isn't very good. They couldn't clearly see the fetus within 24 hours. It was already 5 mm and had a heartbeat.
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Lyali
The heartbeat was also visible.
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anastasija
No. Everything was visible.
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Kira Li
Of course not. Is the yolk sac visible?
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Pogosyan Shushan
Svetlana Voroshilova 3.5*2.5 is written like this.
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