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I went for a ultrasound and they didn't see anything. a week later we saw a bubble with something in it. is it possible to see something at 5 weeks?
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Yes: At 5 weeks it is possible to see a gestational sac of 5.5 mm average diameter. Even with a trans-vaginal sono we really can't see any embryonic detail or heart activity at that stage.
Answered 12/25/2012
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