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Is a close to full bladder bad during vaginal ultrasound in terms of accuracy? doc said not pregnant 8 weeks after contact and my test is neg not preg?
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US: Full bladder only enhances the resolution on pelvic us. It is not going to obscure a gravies uterus should you be pregnant.
Answered 4/4/2014
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