Pregnancy- No fetal pole

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According to my LMP it's 6weeks 6days (11/04/2024) , today I have done my early scan and it showed 5weeks 4days, with 8.4mm gestation sac and no fetal pole... is this normal pregnancy ?

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The growth doesn’t seem to correspond with your dates. A repeat scan in 10 days can give more information.

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