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I'm 7.5 weeks pregnant. had a vaginal ultrasound today i didn't hear a heartbeat. i qas wondering if the tech could see it on the machine?
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Sure: If there was a fetal heartbeat the tech would have seen it and any normal 7.5 week pregnancy would have had a fetal heartbeat.
Answered 3/18/2014
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