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Would a trans-vaginal ultrasound be able to show if i am pregnant 14 days after conception? what about a blood test?
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Blood test would: Blood test can show pregnancy 14 days after conception. It would be too early to see anything on vaginal ultrasound. 6-7 weeks would be more realistic.
Answered 5/5/2015
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