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A member asked:
Had my first ultrasound in 7 th week they say the ultrasound has a small curve heart beat is gud but to make sure ref to prenatal spec in 11th week?
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Probably OK: 1st trimester ultrasound screening for down's syndrome and other birth defects is now standard, so referring you is not out of the ordinary. Can tell much at 7 weeks other than if the baby is alive.
Answered 1/6/2015
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