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6/7 weeks pregnant :)

Does anyone know will I see much on the ultrasound? And what they can tell me about this pregnancy? I recently had a miscarriage 11 weeks ago,and im terrified this time, I have a ultrasound Wednesday :)
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Aww that's brilliant, fingers and toes crossed dee thanks alot :)
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I saw my baby,it  Looked like a little blueberry and I saw a heart beat this was at 5-6 weeks .  Good luck and best of wishes!
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Thanks alot guys , yous really put my mind at ease, will comment Wednesday and tell yous how I got on , thanks again xx
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I was 6 weeks pregnant when I got my first ultrasound, I'm almost 31 weeks now! She basically looked like a tiny grain of rice and no discernible features of course. My next ultrasound to find out the sex was when we really got to see all her little features! One of the best moments for us as expecting parents!  Good luck with your pregnancy!
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I am a first time mom myself. I can day that my first ultra sound was around 6 weeks too and they just gave me an expected date of delivery and the rate of the heart beat. I heard that by the lining of your pregnancy test can tell you a couple of things around miscarriage or difficulties in birth. However,  I say keep you head up doll and keep faith. I'm sure all will go well for you & Congratulations!
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Pretty much all they can see at this point is the sac. Good luck to you
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