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Iam 7 weeks pregnant -the heartbeat hasnt started yet...the baby is growing doc has seen in the ultrasound can the hearbeat come later?in the 8.9week
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6-7 weeks: A fetal heart beat should be visible by transvaginal ultrasound between week 6-7. You should clarify the status of the pregnancy with your doctor.
Answered 4/29/2014
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