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Transvaginal us, tech said there was shadowin bcuz my bladder wasnt empty. last sex 10 weeks ago and she saw nothin, is it possible she missed fetus?
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Sonogram pregnancy: A pregnancy that is 8-10 weeks in gestational age should be seen easily on a tvus. If it is not seen, i would review with your obgyn to ensure that it is not an abnormal pregnancy, or worse, an ectopic pregnancy.
Answered 4/14/2014
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