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No fetal heart beat

2020-01-31 14:56:14
Hi .. for me now 9weeks and 4 days pregnant but today I went for first scan they said there is no fetal heart beat and the baby was now 6weeks and 6days olnly old. Am totally worry for what will happen now. What will be the next step.kindly help me
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Don't worry about the scan report. Just don't forget to take the support medicines. Wait for 2 weeks to repeat scan.
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In spite of support medicines if there is no heart beat at the end of 2 weeks or if there is spontaneous bleeding then you need to worry as it might be abnormal baby
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