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Iam9week pregnant i have seen blood spot.my us show 6week5day featal and no heart beat.is it normal?
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No effect: Unfortunately, if a fetus without a heartbeat is seen on ultrasound, then this is a nonviable pregnancy-- a miscarriage waiting to happen.
Answered 6/29/2014
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