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5.5weeks ultrasound.only yolk sac was seen but no fetal pole.is it ok?when can i c the heart beat?how to find if it is a safe pregnancy?
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Yes: This is normal at this stage. The embryo should become visible within a week or so, along with the heart beat..
Answered 6/28/2014
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