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No heartbeat at 9 weeks of pregnancy
Hi im arleah may and my problem is iam pregnant at age of 9weeks and 5 days of gestation...but i undergo for 2 times tvs and the result is there is no cardiac activity and no somatic movement at that time of examination...and it says consider intrauterine fetal demise...may i ask if there is no posible for my baby to alive or do my baby is already dead?thanks for your help
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Your baby’s heartbeat, also known as fetal heart tones (FHT), will become audible sometime during the first trimester.
Your baby’s heart will probably start beating at around 6 weeks, but can’t normally be detected, even with a Doppler, until at least 10 weeks, and it is even more common to first hear it between 12 and 14 weeks.
How early the baby’s heartbeat can be detected depends on several variables, including your weight, the baby’s position within your uterus, and how accurately your due date was calculated.
You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance
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