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Are 3 transvaginal ultrasounds safe during first trimester? had to have one to confirm pregnancy and two for emergencies
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Ultrasound safety: Ultrasound is safe in pregnancy. Ultrasound does not cause any radiation to be emitted, and there are no known harms to ultrasound in pregnancy.
Answered 7/16/2018
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