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5w 4d pregnant, slightly irregular gestational sac, small yolk sac, hcg 36624, is this abnormal? viable pregnancy?
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Unfortunately not : The sonographic findings associated with your betaHCG levels of 36624 are unfortunately not normal and are usually diagnostic of an "early pregnancy failure". Sorry for your loss.
Answered 10/29/2016
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