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Too many ultrasound transvaginal scan

2020-05-26 03:59:16
How many scan is too many scan ? As I had ectopic earlier and I have been constantly seeing doctor for multiple scan . Along with it. We took 6 ultrasound transvaginal scans till date . I am 14.4 weeks pregnant . Is it okay to take scan twice in 2 weeks time . Will it affect baby in womb
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Ultra sound In pregnancy is safe
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Avoid too many scans unless indicated.
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Once in 2wks would be ok

Answered2020-05-26 05:07:52

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Hi. In preg only 4 scans are mandatory . Rest depend on individual  problems .

Answered2020-05-26 05:32:53

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