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I just had a normal pelvic ultrasound done and it was normal, but if i was 9 weeks pregnant would it have shown in the ultrasound? thank you! :)
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Yes: if you had an intrauterine pregnancy at nine weeks an US should show it. if you think you are pregnant, see your physician.
Answered 1/29/2017
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