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First ultrasound during pregnancy

2019-04-21 04:31:44
I want to know when we can go for 1st ultrasound during pregnancy. My HB level is low around 9. Can I travel by train during first trimester? What all precautions I need to take during first trimester. Thanks in advanced
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Hi, First ultrasound of pregnancy is done around 6-8 weeks to confirm fetal position in uterus and to check heart beats. If Hb is low, iron supplements need to be started. Hb electrophoresis, test in blood, should be done to know the type of Anemia Train travel is safe. General precautions are - Avoiding heavy work. - Taking care of diet - Eating medicines on time. Please meet a nearby Gynecologist for further help

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