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I don't know about a partial ultrasound, but the usual from what I understand (I had a very another pregnancy and ended up with 12 ultrasounds) they do a transvaginal ultrasound at or around 8 weeks for dating purposes, then they do an anatomy scan at 18-22 weeks to count body parts, check for abnormalities, gender and what not, and some doctor's do a final "weight check" one at 36+ weeks just to get an idea for size.
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Th
all you can do is be there for her even if she isn't pregnant. my iron levels were so low after delivery that i almost had to have a blood transfusion. i haven't heard of it preventing positive tests.
Vi
she says she is a anemic and stuff that's why she testing negative. i think it been 3 months since her ultrasound and no health insurance. she also saying she might be in labor too
Th
my in office urine test came back negative (twice) at just under 8 weeks, but i had 2 positives at home and the transvaginal ultrasound showed a viable pregnancy. i never too another urine test after that, so i don't know how long it would have taken to get a positive with the test they used... the average woman would be showing by now and an ultrasound at this point in her "pregnancy" would be an anatomy scan that actually takes a while because they check for all the organs and that they're in track size wise. you never know though
What do you mean partial ultrasound? an ultrasound is an ultrasound. In the U.K. you get two scans one at 12 weeks and one at 20 weeks. My 20 week scan was more in depth and longer as they are checking for abnormalities, sex of baby etc. My 12 week scan was quick as they are determining a pregnancy, heartbeat growing baby etc
Ho
A partial ultrasound does not exist as explained above
Vi
i think it been a while for her partial ultrasound. its were they barely looked in her uterus. she still testing negative and she due in October
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