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Re: Risk associated with having a saline sonogram during early pregnancy

From: Melissa (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon, 31 Mar 2003 10:32:01 -0600 (CST)


I can't help you with your question, but usually doc's don't perform those until you are just a day or two after your period has finished so the chances of you being pregnant at that time are very slim to none. Good luck to you. I hope they answer your question soon.

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Melissa

At Mon, 31 Mar 2003, Vivian wrote: > >My gynecologist performed a saline sonogram last week after I told her >that I did not think I was pregnant. I have had some difficulty >conceiving and she wanted to see if there were any structural >abnormalities (I previously needed a myomectomy). Well, it turns out >that I am pregnant and was about three weeks pregnant (counting from my >last normal period) at the time of the saline sonogram. I've had no >cramping or other complications, but I am now very nervous and worried >that I've placed the baby at risk. Please advise.

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Melissa Sparlin
mom to Lydia 24 weeker 2/26/00
1 lb 9 oz, 11.5 inches long
mom to Andrew fullterm 4/19/01
7 lb 11 oz, 20 3/4 inches long
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