no ultrasound?

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So I went to my first doctors appointment and I didn't have an ultrasound done all they did was labs and a urine sample and won't do a ultrasound fir 2 more weeks I just want to confirm I actually am besides taking these test that look like this and I have no clue what they mean! I've never seen this!!

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You're pregnant. They don't do an ultrasound this early on because there's nothing there to see. Everything is so small and forming on a celular level by the time we find out we're pregnant that an u/s wouldn't pick anything up. Be patient. Most doctors won't do one until 12 weeks. I got one at 8w3d because I was pretty stressed out thinking something could be wrong... and look at how tiny this little person is. It was half inch then. But with a strong heartbeat of 174bpm. Try to relax and trust the process.

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That's normal. They usually like to wait until a heartbeat would definitely be visible on the ultrasound.

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My midwife only does the anatomy scan at 20 weeks, no additional ultrasounds at all. So blood/urine screens are all I have in early pregnancy. Doppler will pick up baby's heartbeat from about 9 weeks. And that's all she uses throughout my entire pregnancy. I also don't receive one in my third trimester.

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Get a clear blue test . A bit pricy but tells you how many weeks you're too :)

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You are def pregnant girl. It's best to get the clearblue test to confirm for you, or go to a lab and get a blood test done, that'll confirm it for you in 30min
Congratulations💐

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This one :)

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This means you have so much hcg it pulled it from the control line. How long ago did you ovulate or when was your lmp

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It means your early in your pregnancy and your hcg levels are not strong enough

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