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14th Week Pregnant
Hi Doctors, I am 14th week pregnant and suddenly I started bleeding, Immediately i went for scanning and scanning doctor said,baby is fine and cervical length and heartbeat is also fine.. they couldn't see any bleeding inside.
Please tell me is this common.. Bcoz it was not spotting.. Normal bleeding only.
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The final test of a viable pregnancy is a beating heart as seen in ultrasound. They haven't mentioned the size of pregnancy which should have been mentioned.
As far as bleeding is concerned the ultrasound only confirms that there is no bleeding inside the uterus. The patient should consult her Gynaecologist if there can be a cause for bleeding in the vagina or cervix.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Not common
Bleeding at this weeks is not normal
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