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Transvaginal ultrasound

2023-08-03 14:44:10
I had early pregnancy scan today with normal reports. I emptied my bladder before scan. As soon as the doctor removed the probe from vagina , watery thing started coming out. I thought it's urine but I had just emptied my bladder. Is there any chance it is amniotic fluid?
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Too early for it being amniotic fluid

Answered2023-08-03 15:51:31

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Early pregnancy theres no chance for amniotic fluid If your scan report is normal, nothing to worry

Answered2023-08-03 14:58:24

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