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I had my 1st ultrasound at 7w4d and the baby measured 5.0mm (6w1d) with a faint heart beat of about 100bpm.what are my chances of a healthy pregnancy?
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Reasonably good but: Your "chances of a viable pregnancy" are reasonably good but predicting a "healthy pregnancy" does not and can not depend on a single ultrasound exam performed at 6 weeks. A follow up sonogram in 2 to 3 weeks and an obstetrical evaluation should help you get an answer to your concern.
Answered 11/27/2017
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