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Is it normal to only see a sac at 6 weeks pregnant ?
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Yes: Yes - 6 weeks is the earliest that you will see a fetal heartbeat. If you are off on your dates by a few days, then you might not see a heart beat. At 5 weeks, though, you should at least see a yolk sac, .
Answered 6/30/2018
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