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U/S dont detect heartbeat
My Wife's outer ultrasound (External) didnot detect heartbeat today whereas a week back the internal ultrasound detected a perfect heart rate. She was 8 week 4 day pregnent that day and as per today's ultrasound (done after 7 days) the fetus age is shown as 8 week 6 days. We have read over internet and heard that sometime the ultrasound do not detect heartbeat and we should wait for some time.. She had spoting, clotting and bleeding problem starting from 8th december and thats why we had gone for ultrasound on 12th Dec. Today she is not having any bleeding or any cramp she still have the pregnancy signes... I want to ask experts, what to do...can we wait and go again for ultrasound and what are the chances of heartbeat restoring.
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It seems like a missed abortion.... Such things can happen  so keep follow up with your gynac as from signs only examining doctor can judge properly and advice you... But once heart beat was there then it stopped.. No need to wait too much.. Take care
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Hello, get one more ultrasound done both external and internal ( in case of doubt). But if she had bleeding and heartbeat came earlier and then disappeared, it can be a missed abortion. Ask your doctor she will explain
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