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Is it normal not to hear hb if i am six weeks pregnant. dr did normal ultrasound not vaginal. he say all normal and hb to be heard by vginal ult wk 8?
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ALL MAY BE OK: Vaginal ultrasound is much better for seeing the fetal heart beat. Have one done asap, since you must be very concerned! hope all is ok!
Answered 4/14/2013
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