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Im pregnant 8wks along and had ultrasound yesterday the tech said that i was measuring 6 weeks should i be alarmed since its a two week difference ?
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No: As long as they saw a heartbeat, that means you are really 6 weeks along and need to use that due date. Congrats!
Answered 6/17/2016
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