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Early scan has made my dates much later

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hoping for some reassurance please 🤞 taken lots of tests and thought I was 6w 3days. Had an early viability scan (previous mc) and was told 2.4mm and only 4wks 5 days with fetal pole noted. Heart pulsations were faintly noted which is worrying me and they’ve said too early to assess viability and to have another scan in two weeks. Could I have really been nearly two weeks wrong on dates when a test was positive just over two weeks ago and I did an ovulation test too. Sorry for the essay and best wishes to you all on your journeys x

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