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Sonographer asked me to urinate after already running the ultrasound, then ran it again to see if i had emptied my bladder normally. is this normal?
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Yes,: depending on the particular type of ultrasound performed, and what your doctor might be looking for, that is fairly standard.
Answered 8/12/2016
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