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I am little over 8w pregnant. i have pcos and 2mc in the past. at 7w6d the heart beat was 171. i do not have symptoms. should i worry about pregnancy?
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Congratulations: Sounds like everything is going good so far and it sounds like you are seeing a doctor already for your prenatal care. Follow their advice. Each week that passes the risk of miscarriage lowers. Try to relax and minimize stress.
Answered 2/3/2015
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No preg symptoms: Do not worry, i expect you will notice symptoms shortly.
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