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What size should the gestational sac be at 7.5 weeks? is there a concern with a small sac?
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Gestational sac size: What we should see at 7.5 weeks is a developing fetus with cardiac activity and a crown-rump length consistent with the menstrual cycle or fertility treatments. This is more important than the actual sac size. If the heartbeat was seen then there is a viable pregnancy.
Answered 5/2/2019
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