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Question: vaginal ultrasound w close to full bladder, 8 weeks since contact doc said not preg, test is neg. did i need empty bladder or not preg?
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Ultrasound: A full bladder does not matter. Sometimes they want the bladder full so they can use it for better visualization of pelvic structures.
Answered 4/3/2014
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