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Is it normal at 6 weeks pregnant to see a sac without a baby & heartbeat.
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Not normal,: if actually 6 weeks along. If dates are off, possibly earlier than expected, this could still be normal. Otherwise, this is not a good sign. Please discuss with your doctor, to be sure.
Answered 2/21/2020
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6w pregnant ?'s: An empty sac at an accurately determined "6 weeks" of pregnancy, may mean a forthcoming miscarriage. Since the dates are frequenly not precise, get another ultrasound in two weeks to be certain.
Answered 2/27/2020
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