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Ultrasound for early pregnancy

2018-08-07 09:21:18
Do I need to have an empty stomach for ultrasound for early pregnancy or is it that I need to drink more water
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Foreign ultrasound early pregnancy there is no need to do fasting you can eat and drink whatever you feel like... also if it is the first scan or early pregnancy scan a full bladder is needed so you need to drink lots of water

Answered2018-08-07 17:40:08

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U can eat. Atleast an hour prior to the scan don't pass urine

Answered2018-08-07 09:33:09

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