The bleb should go away on its own within a few weeks. However, if breastfeeding is too painful or a bleb does not get better, call your provider. They can help you get the appropriate treatment. How long does it take for a milk bleb to go away? Most ofRead More →
The bleb typically has a milky-white appearance with loss of clarity, and you may observe a pseudohypopyon within the bleb. A positive Seidel’s test is common. Some pa-tients may have hypotony, and even a flat anterior chamber. What does a good bleb look like? Symptoms of milk blebs and milkRead More →
The gestational sac (GS) is the first sign of early pregnancy on ultrasound and can be seen with endovaginal ultrasound at approximately 3-5 weeks gestation when the mean sac diameter (MSD) would approximately measure 2-3 mm in diameter. When can you see the decidual reaction on a sonogram in earlyRead More →