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Is it possible to hear very clearly an unborn child's heart on vaginal u/s at 6 weeks gestation? or more likely at 7 weeks?
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Yes: If the heart is seen beating, then depending on the sophistication of the machine, you should be able to hear the heartbeat. It cannot be heard with the doppler through the abdomen until about 10 weeks on average.
Answered 1/15/2015
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