ARE THEY SERIOUS?! 😥😥😥

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When you have to drink two pints of water an hour before your scan!!.... Are they serious? I'm already a pint in and i need a pee 😂😅😂 OH this shall be fun, bladder please don't give in PLLLLEEEAAASSSEEEEEE. 😂😂

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That’s weird lol here where I live they actually sent me to the bathroom to pee even tho I told them I don’t have to pee. The doctor told me I need to have a completely empty bladder

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I think you just have to have a full bladder 😂 it said this on my letter too, just made sure it felt full. That was fine lol x

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Ha ha omg you poor girl lol know how you fill lol i have to do it on the 20th feb lol for my 20 week scan

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Omg what???? They definitely had me go to the bathroom before mine ☹️

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They never told me to drink a certain amount before the 20 week scan. My appointment was later and was struggling to hold it before we left and didn’t make it. I was trying hard to drink something before we left but I knew it wasn’t enough. Everything was fine though. Got all the pictures we needed with ease and wasn’t laying there uncomfortable the whole time either.

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I never drink that much I drink 1 bottle half an hour before my scan and I’ve never had an issue. All bladders vary in size and I’m not interested in being horribly uncomfortable lol.

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Just a tip for anyone in the future '2 pints' is recommended.you dont need to drink that much if your bladder isnt that big. Drink water until you feel like you need to pee but not busting and it will be full by the time of your scan

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I did this and couldnt hold on because she was running late. Managed to pee just a little bit and then she told me that my bladder was super full still! I think as long as you feel like it's full that will be enough.

ARE THEY SERIOUS?! 😥😥😥

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