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I had u/s 2day im 7 weeks 2 days pregnant but foetus measured 6 weeks also small tear in placenta (1cm). trace of free fluid also is my pregnant viable? heard hb
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Yes: As long as there is a heartbeat your preg is viable. I would check a follow up scan in 2 weeks to assure adequate growth and resolution of tear. Best of luck to you.
Answered 7/18/2013
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