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Fetal Heartbeat
We did transvaginal ultrasound 2 days back under doctor advice, and in the report it was mentioned as below
1. Gestational sac seen in upper endometrial cavity towards right, eccentrically placed gestational sac . It is seen to be embedded in endometrial cavity .
2. Gestational sac measured 7.6mm
3. Yolk sac and fetal pole seen
4. Fetal biometry CRL - 1.7mm (6W 1D) mediscan.
5. Cardiac activity not seen at present .
6. Approximate gestational age 5 to 6 weeks .
Need to assess cardiac activity after 2 weeks
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My query is , is this abnormal if cardiac activity is not present at 6weeks 1 day .?
Pls advice. This is first pregnancy.
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Not necessarily as u can have wrong dates
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Heart beat usually comes in between 6 to 7 weeks. and it's 6 plus 1 weeks at present.. so we can wait for another few days.
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No. Cardiac activity is seen at 4mm CRL generally. This is an early pregnancy. So you have to repeat it to see cardiac activity.
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Dr. Namrita Sheregar
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Yes please wait for 2 weeks and repeat the scan
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