You’re pregnant!

When treatments result in a successful pregnancy, our medical staff may request additional blood tests be done to monitor your levels of pregnancy hormone. You’ll receive a transvaginal ultrasound around the seventh week of gestation to measure the craniocaudal length (CCL) of the fetus. We’ll be able to see and hear the fetus’s heart.

Then the physician will discuss the next steps in your prenatal care, including testing for Down syndrome, blood work and prenatal ultrasounds.