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2019-11-04 06:47:05
After how many days from last menstrual period we can see pregnancy on transabdoman ultrasound...???
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If your cycles have been regular, then pregnancy sac can be seen by 6weeks.On tranvaginal scan, sac can be located even at 5 weeks.  Baby hart beat may take a little longer, but by 7-8weeks, the hear beat should be seen.

Answered2019-11-06 06:04:34

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Can be seen around 6 weeks but baby heart rate may take time to appear on abdominal usg..

Answered2019-11-04 10:44:15

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