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R vaginal ultrasounds safe during early preg? doc wants me to have a few cuz health history. had 1st vag ultrasound, was sore & mild cramping. normal?
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Ultrasound.: Transvaginal ultrasounds are safe. Ultrasounds should be preformed to evaluate the fetus or for fetal dating and to ensure normal growth. Minor cramping is normal.
Answered 8/29/2013
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