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At 7 weeks 2 days i went in for a v/u/s. sac and fetal pole seen with no heart beat. i have a tilted uterus.my hcg levels rose as well. viable?
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Not Likely: If your pregnancy dating is correct, most likely the pregnancy is not viable. A heart beat is usually first seen by 6 weeks. Certainly you need another ultrasound to confirm, but the images are more important that the blood work. If it is not viable, then the most common explanation is a genetically abnormal pregnancy that formed.
Answered 12/7/2017
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