Most pregnant women will have an ultrasound at some point during their pregnancy. Many doctors schedule a routine ultrasound at around the 20th week of pregnancy. At this point, the ultrasound technician can get great views of the growing baby and examine all the organs and measure the size. This ultrasound is also a very ...
Your gynecologist or doctor may recommend an ultrasound, also known as a sonogram, to help diagnose or learn more about problems effecting your uterus or cervix. If you have an appointment for a non-pregnancy related ultrasound or sonogram, here is what you can expect. Before the Ultrasound or Sonogram Appointment You will be instructed by ...
An endovaginal or transvaginal ultrasound is when an ultrasound wand is inserted inside a woman’s vagina in order to get a far more accurate reading of the reproductive organ than if the ultrasound was passed over the belly. Despite its description, it is nowhere nearly as painful as a routine gynecological exam. First Coast News ...
Announcing your baby’s gender is lots of fun, so why not make a party out of it? A gender reveal party is an increasingly popular practice among new parents. When I found out I was having a girl, I bought a pink blanket and hid it in a shopping bag. I pulled it out to ...
If you are scheduled for an SIS, or a Saline Infusion Sonohystogram, this guide will give you insight on what you can expect during your appointment. Why am I getting an SIS: Saline Infusion Sonohystogram? Your doctor or gynecologist has scheduled an SIS to further determine the health of your uterus or cervix. Whether you ...
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