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A member asked:
When should i have an ultrasound if i'm 6 weeks pregnant, and just had a miscarriage 3 months ago?
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You should see your OB/gyn and follow her/ his advice specially in view of your history- and let them decide. Hope you do well
Answered 7/31/2023
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