When did you get your first OBGYN appt?

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I've never been pregnant! Found out yesterday. My app says I'm 4 weeks, 3 days. My first appt is scheduled for sept 22. Feels like so long from now!!!

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I had a confirmation appointment where I just peed in a cup and they said I was pregnant (which I already knew from the many tests I took before then). Then I had my first ultrasound and prenatal visit closer to 8 weeks.

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It’s normally between 8-12 weeks. My first was 11 weeks and this one I’ll be almost 9 weeks.

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my first pregnancy I got my first appointment at 8 weeks im pregnant now and my first appointment is scheduled for the 23rd 😍 it feels so far away 😫😫

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How about 11-12 😋 my experience for all three!

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This is an IVF baby so I’ll have my first scan next week at 5w4d, then I’ll have another one between 7-8 weeks, but my first official appointment with my OB will be when I’m 9w3d.

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It is quite normal practice to have one between 8-12 weeks. If there are no known health problems, there is absolutely nothing they are able do befor anyway.

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With our first son, they only had us come in at 6 weeks to get started on paperwork but normally it's 8-12 weeks. With this son, we saw our doctor for our first appointment in week 13.

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First of all, congratulations mama! Enjoy every step of this journey. 
With all 4 of mine ive had my first appointments between 6 and 7 weeks.

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In ireland here , it’s generally around the 12 weeks mark if no complications 👍🏻👍🏻 we’ve paid for early scans for all pregnancies for peace of mind though. 👍🏻👍🏻

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Because of COVID my first OB appointment is next week (15 weeks). I’ve been to 3 ultrasounds and for bloodwork twice already though through my family dr.

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