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JillMarie
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I Never Understood Why...
Posted: 02-11-04 10:10am
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You must have a full bladder during an
ultrasound?? Does anyone know the answer?
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PregnaJordan
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Posted: 02-11-04 10:12am
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I was wondering the same thing, some
people say u do, some say u dont...My
doctor never told me to have a full
bladder...And I was fine! Lol
jordan and jaydyn
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JillMarie
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Posted: 02-11-04 10:16am
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When I went I had to have one at first
then they told I could go pee and come
back and they would finish. 
Then when I had the twins the first
ultrasound I had to have a full bladder
then after that they never asked me to
again.
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Jaydensmommy
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Posted: 02-11-04 10:34am
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I heard it helps with like the ultrasound
waves. If you don't have a full bladder
supposively it makes it harder to see the
baby. No clue...Just what I heard.
~sara~
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Mesmerizeu15
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Posted: 02-11-04 10:38am
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Sara was right, it helps to have a full
belly to support the sound waves. I hope
that this helps. I mean some doctors may
say that it is not necessary but then
again you have ot think that now a days
technology is so advanced that they do
almost everything differently.. Not
everyone has the same technology, which is
why some docs say yes and some say no.
Hope this helps
from a house of docs and nurses
- sitting in the nurses office-
stacie
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JillMarie
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Posted: 02-11-04 11:11am
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That makes sense thank girls!!
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Mesmerizeu15
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Jaydensmommy
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sparklypixie12
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Posted: 02-11-04 18:36pm
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When I had an ultrasound on my ovaries,i
cried to the technician because my bladder
was so full it hurt!! Lol! Im a looser!
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smith8500
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Hey
Posted: 02-11-04 19:33pm
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I didn't even know that! Seems kinda
funny. Lol
love,
chanda
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dominicksmommy
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Posted: 02-12-04 01:31am
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Ur bladder is in front of ur uterus and if
ur bladder is full it acts as a window
into ur uterus clearer veiw of baby
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JillMarie
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Posted: 02-12-04 09:18am
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They bladder is infront? I
always thought it was under it??
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