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593810 tn?1251223030

heartbeat?

Ladies,
So a few of you know that i got put on a medication to help raise my progesterone level. Well I just can't seem to ease my pain of worrying about whether or not i'm miscarrying, until i get my ultrasound. My dr. said she would take an u/s tomorrow for me, but that she's worried i won't have a heartbeat yet.
I'll be 6 weeks, so shouldn't i be able see a hearbeat by then? I see a ton of posts of women getting their ultrasounds at 5 to 6 weeks, and see a heartbeat. Do i have anything to worry whether or not i'll see it?
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554628 tn?1362777919
i agree wait at least a week bc there are times you can see hb at that age and other times you can not with my first pregnancy i was 6 wks 2 days and we saw a hb but that doesnt always happen. try to wait.
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562884 tn?1279632334
My RE refused to do one until 8weeks, (6 weeks after conception) he said that it is wasteful worry over a heartbeat, imagine if you don't see one, and most likely there is nothing wrong you will be distraut for no reason. I'd try to wait another week! Good luck dear!
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I have read some post of women who didn't have a heartbeat yet and they were 6 weeks. I was 6 weeks and 4 days when I had my ultrasound and a heartbeat so if you can wait a little longer do it but if you can't and you go in and don't see a heart beat don't fret go in a a few days to a week and have them look again.
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561451 tn?1257476350
Sometimes you can't see the heartbeat that early.  It all depends on the baby!  I'd maybe wait a week if you can!  Then you should beable to see the heartbeat!
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