The term clinical pregnancy is used for those pregnancies in which the presence of a heartbeat and gestational sac has been confirmed by ultrasound at week 6-7 of pregnancy.
However, clinical pregnancy also includes ectopic pregnancy, that is, when the embryo implants in a place other than the endometrium. On the other hand, a biochemical pregnancy is not considered a clinical pregnancy, since it is a preclinical pregnancy.
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Graduated in Psychology by the University of Valencia (UV) and specialized in Clinical Psychology by the European University Center and specific training in Infertility: Legal, Medical and Psychosocial Aspects by University of Valencia (UV) and ADEIT.
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