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How many ultrasound examination should i get during pregnancy?
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Depends : The number of ultrasounds will vary depending on what complications of pregnancy you have and depend on your doctors' preferences. Most will do one around 16-24 weeks to look at the baby's anatomy to make sure everything is normal. Some do one between 11-13 weeks as part of genetic testing. Problems like diabetes, high blood pressure, twins and other problems will require more.
Answered 5/19/2019
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