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I just had a transvaginal sono done because i was slightly spotting, it shows i have a sac but no baby im approximately 5 weeks is it too soon?
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Likely early: It is incredibly rare to see a fetal pole (baby) at exactly 5 weeks; i'd hold off for another week before scanning again.
Answered 7/2/2013
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