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asked by: BrianBaby on January 31st, 2005

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Okay, I have my 3rd Dr. Appt next monday, and I was just wondering if the do an u/s at every visit?? They didn't do one the first time, but the second one the did.....I'm 12 weeks 3 days now~what other kind of tests are they going to do?? I get so nervous, I just want to make sure that i'm going to have a healthy baby!!

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Tazzy D

replied on January 31st, 2005

Advanced Support Team

My doc. Doesnt do one at every visit unless you are high risk. And then I still have to wait because I am sent to spec. But the 3d visit thay just checked my urine and checked the babies heart rate and that was about it.. Good luck

l2at24

replied on January 31st, 2005

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They don't usually do sonos every time. Most of your appt will be just weight, urine, baby's hr, and eventually they will measure your stomach. You will have more tests, some time after 20 weeks I think. One is the glucose, there are also optional blood tests that will check for certain problems with baby.

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