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I will have an ultrasonography for pregnancy. should i take lots of liquids before that?
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Ultrasound: In early pregnancy, say until about 14 weeks, it helps to have a full bladder for the ultrasound examination. Later in pregnancy a full bladder isn't necessary to image the fetus.
Answered 5/17/2012
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