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Went to er due to spotting had vaginal u/s and blood work told i was 5 weeks. sac and fetal pole visible, no heartbeat. to early too tell?
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OB visit: Have rechecked with ob gyn for definite and accurate follow up Er is not the right place for such evaluation of fetal heartbeat and a Assessment unless it was evaluated by the ob ultra sound trained tech and ob gyn
Answered 9/17/2014
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