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I am 4 weeks pregnant & on sun i got a scan and they couldn't find anything in my whom,they done hcg test which was 2000, is this good r bad? thanks
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Normal: That early on in the pregnancy, they wont see anything because it still needs more time to develop. This is a normal finding. You will get another ultrasound in the future that will yield more details of the pregnancy. Best Wishes Dr M
Answered 4/19/2016
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