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If i went to the er and im 6weeks and 5 days pregnant and there is no heartbeat.... am i losing the baby or is it to early to hear it?
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Doppler? Ultrasound?: May be a bit early. The ob-gyn doctors say a doppler can hear the heartbeat at 10-12 weeks, and an ultrasound can hear the heartbeat at 6-7 weeks.
Answered 5/27/2017
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