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6 weeks no heartbeat and fetal pole seen

2022-02-17 09:24:42
In abdominal scan at 6 week no heartbeat and fetal pole seen though gestational sac is visible. Is it normal.
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Answered2022-02-17 10:14:14

YESNO

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Repeat after 1 week or 10days

Answered2022-02-17 09:43:37

YESNO

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Repeat scan after 2 weeks and look for growth and heartbeat .

Answered2022-02-17 10:41:44

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