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My gestational sac is measuring 2 weeks behind babies crl at 16mm. the crl is perfect at 15mm and heart beat was 138 at 7w6d. there is only a 1mm difference between the 2 should i be worried?
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I gave you the statistic numbers in the previous answer. The difference of less than 5 mm carries a high miscarriage rate. Please discuss with your OB doctor. Take care!
Answered 10/31/2022
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