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Pregnancy Scan 7-8 Weeks
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Please advise if I can go for Trans Abdominal scan in 7-8 weeks of Pregnancy. Will visibility be proper?
I am completing my 7 weeks tomorrow, when is the best time to go for scan?
I am scared of TVS scan as during my last pregnancy (Dec'22) i started bleeding post TVS scan and resulted in miscarriage.
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If the Sonologist is willing to do a transabdominal ultrasound scan for a pregnancy at 7 weeks then why are you bothered whether he will see something or not ?
The visibility of the uterus also depends on how fat and short (or tall) you are.
You can go any day for a Sonography.
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Please consult for proper discussion.
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Transabdominal scan can pick up a pregnancy after 6 weeks
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Now u can go for a scan. If there is a doubt in abdominal scan. Then u will need a tvs for confirmation
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It can be visible in 8 wks scan but more accurate is tvs scan .
You can get abdominal scan first if not visible properly then go for tvs
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Connect please
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Dr. Pushpa Gour
Gynecologist
32 yrs exp
Bhopal
You can go for abdominal scan at 8 weeks.
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