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2 months pregnant in only see a sac it's that normal please help me i'm worry
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Pregnancy?: At eight weeks of pregnancy, (dated from your last period), an ultrasound should show more than a gestational sac. Obtain a serum HCG level (quantitative) to determine whether the level is appropriate. See your healthcare provider for additional testing and advice.
Answered 10/27/2014
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