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Went to er due to brown discharge. they said gestational sac was irregularly shaped. heart beat was 96. i'm 6 weeks pregnant. is everything okay?
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Maybe: You need to make an appointment with a OB MD to do follow up on the ultrasound and continue care.
Answered 4/8/2016
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