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Miscarriage or not?

My lmp was September 11th. I ovulated on September 25th. My hcg levels were taken on October 13th, at 139, then October 18th on 864, the again on November 9th at over 11,000. I had an ultrasound November 8th that had the baby at 6 weeks 3 days. I was told I would miscarry because a heartbeat couldn't be detected. I was told by a different doctor the next day, that the baby is just six weeks 3 days, and nothing bad since no cramping, no bleeding and good hcg levels.I am confused. Any advice/
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1514268 tn?1293599131
If you have not been cramping or bleeding or anything in that line... YOU HAVENT MISCARRIED!!

Take good care of yourself and go for another ultra sound soon!!

On about 9weeks you will be able to hear the heartbeat and know if everything is ok!

:)
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1493843 tn?1309256719
they my have just figured the babys gest. age wrong and you are only 6wks   i say everything is ok if your not having any spotting or bleeding id just relax and get another ultra sound  soon,   now if you stat bleeding or cramping with bleeding go to er     i say your ok     good luck and best wishes  :)
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It may be too early to see the heartbeat.  Sometimes you don't see it until 7+ weeks.  I hope they are doing a repeat ultrasound in the next week or so, but in the meantime, don't do anything like a D&C, etc.  Your baby is probably just fine.
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