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2019-10-13 05:39:16
Would an ultrasound done 8 weeks after sexual activity be able to show pregnancy IF pregnant? or would it be too soon to tell if one is pregnant or not through an 8 week ultrasound?
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Yes 8 weeks post sexual activity is a reasonable time to get an ultrasound done to detect pregnancy..

Answered2019-10-13 07:36:01

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Answered2019-10-13 06:18:14

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