Patient's question:
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Doctor's answer:
At 10 weeks of pregnancy, the absence of primitive cardiac pulsation often indicates embryonic developmental abnormalities. It is recommended to follow up in one week. If there is no significant change in the gestational sac, no further growth of the embryonic stalk, and no primitive cardiac pulsation, it can be diagnosed as embryonic developmental abnormalities, requiring timely dilatation and curettage.