How many ultrasounds have you had so far?

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I'm 32 weeks and I've only had 2. One at 9 weeks and One at 20 1/2 weeks to find out gender. Second child and with my first I remember getting quite a few.

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I've had one at every appointment . Nothing is wrong with the baby it's just how the doctor operates I guess

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I've had two. One for a suspected ectopic, turned out to be a kidney and bladder infection. And then an anatomy scan at 20 weeks. I have an antibody presence so I may have one more if that level goes up at all. But if not I shouldn't need anymore. It is normal to only have one at 20 weeks in a healthy pregnancy.

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Depends how closely they are monitoring. I only had the 2 initially, now I'm having weekly because of my BP. You would rather not have to have a tonn.

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we've had one every appointment.

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34 weeks here and I've only had 1 ultrasound.

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Altogether I've had 4.
2 through the hospital, one at 12 weeks and one at 20 weeks, and 2 through private ultrasound clinics at 17 weeks (gender scan) and 29 weeks (4D scan).

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I've lost count on how many I've had. Typically I would have only gotten 2 but because I've been considered high risk my entire pregnancy, we have an ultrasound done to check on baby at every appointment which is every week now.

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i have had 4 and will have my 5th one next week due to some f/u needed with MFM specialist due to US findings. last pregnancy was normal and i had 3.

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Usually, my doctor does one anatomy scan. I've had five because of extenuating circumstances. If there is a reason to do more, they will.

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We've had close to 20. I'm high risk and get a quick scan two or three times a week during my NST testing. And a full scan once a month.

How many ultrasounds have you had so far?

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