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6week pregnanacy

2018-06-13 17:38:13
I am 6th week pregnant. What will be size of fetus and what care should i do. How much travel i can.
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At 6 weeks size pregnancy fetus s very small.. In fact its only gestational sac and fetal pole . Get an ultrasound pelvis done in a weeks time to see cardiac activity. Out station travel s to be avoided till 13 weeks pregnancy

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