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just curious

how many ultrasounds do you normally get during pregnancy I'm 32 weeks and so far I've only had two one when I was 11 weeks and one when I was 20 weeks
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Normal pregnancy only covers 2 ultrasounds.
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I'm from South Africa, and I think it depends greatly on your Dr as well as your medical aid. I get one every time I see my Dr, he does them himself at his rooms.
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My Dr told me I was getting 3 done with sonographer and he still does some. So I've had a total of about 7...
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I only had one with my second pregnancy. I had about 7 with my first though because of complications.
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My Dr told me I was getting 3 done with sonographer and he still does some. So I've had a total of about 7...
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Normally 2 depends on how your pregnancy is going I've had 4 due to some problems im now 38 weeks and everything is normal.

Good luck with your little one. X
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For the most part you get 2 to 3. I had 6 because I was having problems. But you get one when you find out your pregnant another one when they are determining the sex, sometimes you'll get a 3rd so they can check the growth.
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And if your having any complications...i think normal pregnancy is 2-3
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Depends on your doctor and insurance. You might not get anymore.
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I'm currently 32 weeks
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