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Good morning mam when can I go to trans abdominal scan to confirm pregnancy I am not comfortable with trans vaginal . I have sex on Dec 12 and lmp is dec 30 so when can I go to trans abdominal scan should we count weeks from dec 12 or dec 30 thanks in advance
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Yes can do transabdominal
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There is some discrepancy in your description. You had sex on 12 December and your LMP is on 30 December. Either the LMP should be 30 November or you are not pregnant. Please consult with me for further information and clarification.
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Count from First  day of last period. By abdominal  scan 5.5 to 6 weeks   pregnancy  sac will be  visible.
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Scan is necessary at 6-8 weeks of pregnancy to know the pregnancy viability.
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Have u done ur urine pregnancy test? If its positive then count from ur lmp n get done ur scan after 6weeks
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Count from last period. If no trouble then at 5 to 6 weeks one can confirm pregnancy by ultrasound.
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