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I am 6w1d pregnant.today on vaginal ultrasound we could not hear heartbeat but we saw the heart heating on the screen.normal?
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Yes: Very early pregnancy, and reassuring to see a fetal heart beat. Don't need to hear the sound.
Answered 11/4/2014
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