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I am having my first vaginal ultrasound for my first baby! what can i expect what wil they do and what can i expect for pain?
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Should not hurt: Transvaginal ultrasounds should not hurt. Perhaps a little uncomfortable but not hurt. You might get to see what is happening inside you. You should be able to see the baby.
Answered 1/28/2015
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