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I am 7w4d pregnant.my gsac is greater in comparison to embryo.heart beat is present and normal. is there anything to worry about? help me?
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Miscarriage: That there is a heart beat is the most important finding. The gestational sac should be larger than the embryo. Miscarriage can still occur.
Answered 9/28/2016
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