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kinda worried, 14 weeks

Hey ladies :) I'm currently 14weeks and 6 days , by the time some of you read this ill probably be 15 weeks . I was just curious on something a friend brought up during a conversation, we're both pregnant.  . For my first or second visits to my doctor should I have gotten a virginal exam , for example to check if my uterus is stretching and if there's any blood? My Doctor has never check me down there so I  was wondering if that's okay? Or he should of ?
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My doctor just did one at 14wks but I think every doctor does things differently. he did tell me my uterus is larger than it should be so is sending me for ultrasound.
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I am 14 weeks 6 days too and I have not had one either . At my first visit the OB said I did not need  a vaginal exam because my PAP Smear was up to date
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Thank you for your response , it helped a lot :)
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I wouldn't worry. All drs do things slightly differently. You will have a vaginal examine eventually to check your cervix and for strep-b infection. The uterus can be measured without an invasive check and you would know if there was any bleeding. You can always ask to make sure. Your drs office shouldn't mind and will
Probably tell you around what week you can expect to have a vaginal examine. :) prayers for a smooth pregnancy.
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