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Is it normal too see not see a fetus at 5 weeks on a ultrasound. & is it normal that i'm 5 weeks & haven't got symptoms yet.
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Yes, it is: normal not to see the fetus at 5 weeks. A gestational sac and probably yolk sac should be seen, however.
Answered 12/14/2014
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