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Could it take longer to see pregnancy through transvaginal ultrasound in case of having twin pregnancy ?
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No : Having a twin pregnancy would have no impact on when you could see it via ultrasound. A pregnancy can usually be seen 6-7 weeks after your last period.
Answered 12/29/2022
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