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Ultrasound at 7weeks 4days pregnant showed single live fetus and yolk sac with heartbeat of 171bpm. what are the chances of miscarriage after this?
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Same as everyone: The ultrasound findings you describe are normal. So you would have NO increased risk of a miscarriage based on the the study. Your risk would be related to other factors like prior history of miscarriage. If you are concerned about miscarriage, speak with your Obstetrician.
Answered 12/21/2016
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