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What to do if i'm 9 weeks prenant and i just have my us yesterday my dr. said my baby has no heart beat, is there a chance that he/she is alive?
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Always a chance: There is always a chance that the baby is present but the dates are wrong. As long as there is no bleeding or cramps a repeat ultrasound is warranted by your MD in a few days.
Answered 11/3/2014
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