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Dear doctor my baby crl was 4mm at 6w2d and the sac size around 7.5mm. there was a clear heartbeat which we could see in the monitor. any advice?
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Sounds normal: This appears to be a normal ultrasound in early pregnancy. A heartbeat can be seen by vaginal ultrasound usually at six weeks gestation.
Answered 12/12/2015
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