I'm wondering about my 8 weeks 4 days scan. The gestational sac measured 27.9mm but is measuring 7 weeks 4 days. The fetal heart rate was over 175 and the CRL was 20mm. Is it normal for the sac to be measuring a week behind, and should I be concerned about any potential complications because of this?

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Dr Dr Khaleel Ur Rahim

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The USG estimated gestational age is usually a few days different than lmp calculated gestational age

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