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CRL 0.34 cm at 6 weeks. Is it normal???

2025-02-12 08:19:19
G sac 0.82 cm at 6 weeks my LMP was 20th December 2024 . My doctor said Oligoamniotic sac and advised to scan after 1 week..is everything normal??
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Need more details of the ultrasound Was a fetal pole Seen  at 6 weeks If yes the pregnancy should be fine if heartbeat appears at 7 weeks

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What is the fhs? N yolk sac n fetal pole?

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