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After you call your OB and tell them you are pregnant, when do they usually take you in for your first appointment? As in how many weeks?

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They should ask you when your last period was and they'll calculate when to schedule your from there. Every ob office is different but most see you between 8-10 weeks.

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Usually 8-10 weeks

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I called and went in for a confirmation urine test and to fill out paperwork at six weeks (found out at 5). At week 8 i got blood work done and a basic health check up. At week 10, I did a Pap smear and my first ultrasound. Week 14 I did a basic health check in and they listened to babies heart with a doppler. At week 15 I went to a private clinic and found out we are having a boy. At my 20 week appointment we had our anatomy scan and our doctor review it with us. I'm currently 21 weeks. Just thought I'd share a basic overview of what you could experience in terms of a basic outline. But every doctor is different, and your health may cause them to schedule more appointments if needed, etc. So it just depends. You can always call and ask!

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I’ve got an ultrasound 6-7 weeks then full obstetrician and midwife appointment at 8-9 weeks.

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Typically the first appointment is between 8-12 weeks. Prior to the 8 week mark it can be difficult to see a strong heart beat and it’s fairly common to see an empty yolk sack.

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I’ll be 8.3 weeks when i go see her, i called when i was 3 weeks.

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I had an ultrasound at 8+4 but didn’t see my ob until after 10 weeks

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I went in for confirmation around 6-7 weeks. 12 weeks, I had a dating scan. Medically, it’s not really necessary to see them earlier than 10 weeks. Your ultrasound may not show anything, but a sack until then and people freak out when they see that.

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