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Is an elective 3d/4d ultrasound at 14+4 weeks safe? because of covid my fianc cant come to any appointment and we would like to book a private scan so he can see the babies?

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Dr. Heidi Fowler
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COVID 19 concerns: Please contact the clinic or hospital where you wish to have the ultrasound done to see if they can accommodate your request. Although it could be done fairly safely, it would still need to be approved by the facility if they have a policy in effect.
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