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Pregnancy Sonography
I am 3 months pregnant. I am 32 years old. How many total sonography are to be done in 9 months of pregnancy?
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It depends on the normalcy of pregnancy on an average at least 4 scans are done
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Dr. Shubhada Kulkarni
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
46 yrs exp
Mumbai
1) At 6 weeks to confirm fetal well-being, intrauterine pregnancy.
Sometimes you may have to repeat after 2 weeks if previous abortions
2) NT scan at12-13 weeks
3)Anomaly scan at 17-18 weeks
4) after completing 35 weeks to see fetal growth, position & liquor quality.
Fetal Doppler studies later on as suggested
by doctor.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
First at 7 weeks
Thn at 11to 13 weeks
Then 16to 18vweeks thn if dr .thinks baby is weak
Then 36 weeks
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