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Viable pregnancy
Hi mam my last lmp April 3rd present 6 weeks last 4 days back means period missing after 10 th day gastational sac was seen but my hcg levels was 46 persent rising every 48 hrs sac was in 10 th day +length 0.733cm x length 0.914cm is it viable pregnancy mam
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The beta hcg is not rising satisfactory. Chances are less of it being not viable.
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A viable pregnancy is the one which has fetal pole at 6 weeks and cardiac activity at 7 weeks
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Dr. Sandhya Singh
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9 yrs exp
Patna
Can I have your USG report?
Sometime (rarely) healthy pregnancy may have rise less than doubling.
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transvaginal scan
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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