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Fetal heart beat

2021-12-14 07:05:02
No Growth and no heart beat found at 6th week. I noticed light bleeding and discharge during urination. Can we see growth and heart beat after few weeks or should we abort it now?
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Bleeding in pregnancy is abnormal Never to opine on first USG.Second follow up USG must be done after two weeks unless fresh bleeding or severe abdominal pain Many patients have irregular cycle ,ovulation occur late so conception can be delayed Follow all necessary precautions given by ur doctor an medication to support pregnancy

Answered2021-12-14 09:17:51

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Please repeat ultrasound after a week
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please consult Dr sushila Gupta Senior Gynaecologist on Practo

Answered2021-12-14 09:01:22

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Heart beat appears after 7 weeks At 6 weeks fetal pole shud be seen

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