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Can you detect fetal heartbeat 9 days after conception through vaginal ultrasound?
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Fetal HR: Nope. Fetal cardiac activity is typically detected by 6 weeks gestation. There are typically NO fetal ultrasound findings from day 0-4.3 weeks gestation. By pelvic or vaginal sonogram.
Answered 6/17/2015
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