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Q: Pregnant And Concerned

asked by: memsani banks on September 12th, 2003

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I have missed 2 periods, taking 2 pregnancy tests and no pain, but I have spotted off and on dark brown in color. I have gone to the doctor several times and received a cloudy not accurate u/s. At how many weeks should their show a heartbeat?

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Mama T

replied on September 13th, 2003

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Well ive gotten mine first heartbeat at 8 weeks.But dont worry some people bodies are different and the baby just havent grown completely im pretty sure that next appointment youll hear your baby's heartbeat

daisydog

replied on September 14th, 2003

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I had an u/s done at about 7 weeks and my baby had a heartbeat. Maybe next time it will show up.

MrsVeeDub

replied on September 15th, 2003

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I also had an ultrasound at 7 weeks and saw the heartbeat clearly. My doctor says at my next appointment ( 10 weeks ) we will be able to hear it.

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