Re: Ambivalent Doctor ? Thanks folks!

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Internals are not >necessary at all unless your dr is concerned about pre-trem labor. Many
>practitioners do NO cervical exams to check for dilation at the end of a
>pregnancy. They serve no purpose other than to satisfy curiousity.

Ok, that is good news :) It seemed like *everyone* had had one.

>wouldn't expect a second U/S unless the first one showed something to be
>concerned about or you go overdue. Honestly, all sounds well.

Thanks for quick advice from the past few posters. Again, my concern was that I was not receiving what "appeared" to be standard care from what I've read from other posters, groups etc. I am glad to be healthy that is for sure! Not to mention, that I am in Canada where the medical care is excellent, and for the most part free. First time being pregnant and had nothing to compare the experience to. Thanks again!

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