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What do i do if the hospital tell me i'm pregnant and i'm like starting to gain a belly but my ob don't want to do an ultrasound ?
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OB follow up: Your Ob will do an ultrasound at the appropriate time. There is schedule he or she will go by.
Answered 3/15/2015
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