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Can you only hear a babys heart beat through a vaginal ultrasound?
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You can see too: It is unclear what you mean by the word "only". You can see the ovaries and cervix and the tubes, too, using vaginal ultrasound. It is good for seening things in the pelvis.
Answered 8/9/2013
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