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My first pregnancy scan crl 0.33cm
Hi I just had my pregnancy scan ,heartbeat was just detected but doctor didn't tell the rate she just said ,you have just got the heartbeat now there is scan again in 15 days to measure the heart rate,crl is 0.33cm pregnancy 6 weeks 1 day is it normal?,fetal pole was seen and yolk sac was seen,is it normal to get a proper heart rate later?
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You might need an ultrasound a week later .
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wait 1 week
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Yes it is a normal finding. It will get easier to measure the heart rate as the baby grows a bit more.
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Yes It's normal
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