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I am almost 7 weeks pregnant yesterday after sex i saw littlw blood like pinkish, went to er made u/s they say pregnancy level good but no heart beat ?
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No heart beat: 7 weeks can be too early to detect a heart beat. Repeat the ultrasound in 2 weeks.
Answered 1/11/2013
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