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Ultrasound

Haven't had a ultrasound since 18wks with the anatomy scan. I'm 25 wks and 4days as of today. I go to the doctor on the 19th in which I'll be 26wks and 1day for my sugar test. Will they do a ultrasound too or when will I be able to get another one? I wanna see what my little guy looks like since it been a while since the last ultrasound and he's been kicking up a storm lately.
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Thanks I shall check into it  all on Thursday.
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I would highly recommend a 3d scan does cost you out of pocket but its amazing :)
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With my first I only got one every month then when I was closer to my due date every two weeks. It just matters on your doctor. My doctor likes to keep a eye on the babies
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Thanks
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You can ask your doctor if you can have another one done. Most places only do 1-2 but your doctor may do another one for you if you ask.
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You can always pay for a 3d ultrasound. They usually don't do another after the anatomy scan.
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You most likely won't have another one, if you do it won't be until 37 weeks
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Alot of places normally don't do more than one ultrasound unless there is complications or unless they do a growth scan in the 3rd trimester
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