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weekly visits to OBGYN

I know someone asked that a few weeks back but I cant find the post. When did you start weekly visits with your obgyn? Im 24 weeks and just left my OB's office and asked him when do weekly visits start and he said 36 weeks. That sounds a little far along for weekly visits to me. Please let me know your experiences.
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7552771 tn?1469929649
At 28 weeks they do biweekly and at 36 they do weekly. That's normal.
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32 weeks I went twice a month then 36 weeks I went weekly
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I'm 31 weeks.  My doctor said weekly visits will start at 35 weeks.
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Im.at 35 weeks I.go every week
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Im.at 35 weeks I.go every week
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30 weeks I started every 2 weeks and 36 weeks I start every week
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I go every 2-3 weeks starting at 16 weeks because I am high risk.
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I can't say because I had weekly visits from my first one being a diabetic
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9310828 tn?1403011088
37 weeks for me, but I guess because its my second child
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36 weeks at my doctor also. 28wks you start going in every 2 wks
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Yup weekly at 36. And some will do bi weekly at either 28 or 32 weeks.
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At 28 weeks they started me with every 2weeks a visit so 36 is probably when they do start once a week I can't remember
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