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At 6 weeks of pregnancy, an ultrasound can confirm the pregnancy, locate it within the uterus, and assess the gestational sac and fetal pole. It may also be possible to see a heartbeat, although it's not always detectable this early. Early ultrasounds are typically done transvaginally for clearer images due to the small size and location of the uterus.
Here's a more detailed look at what can be seen and why a 6-week ultrasound might be recommended:
What's visible on a 6-week ultrasound:
Gestational sac:
This sac, which contains the developing embryo, is typically visible at this stage.
Yolk sac:
This sac provides nourishment to the embryo and can be seen within the gestational sac.
Fetal pole:
This is the developing embryo, a small, elongated structure.
Heartbeat:
While not always detectable at 6 weeks, a subtle cardiac activity or "flicker" may be visible.
Size and location:
The ultrasound can confirm the size and location of the pregnancy, helping to rule out an ectopic pregnancy (a pregnancy outside the uterus).
Early development:
While not fully developed, the baby's head, body, and limbs are beginning to form.