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11715504 tn?1422286415

really just a week difference??

So since I start my new job Thursday I called my doctor to see if I can do my anatomy scan at 19 weeks and maybe 3 days and the stupid nurse said it won't be accurate and they will ask me to come in again. A lot off women knew at 18 weeks and fewer than that. It ***** I'm upset because Its only a week difference I'm sure nothing will change :( why me
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5875748 tn?1431563003
They usually do it a bit later because not all the organs are big enough to see at that point. It's called the "anatomy" ultrasound not just because you learn the gender but they make sure everything is working properly in baby's body. Most doctors send you later because they want the most accurate results and don't want to just send you for another one two weeks later in case they can't see the images properly.
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11715504 tn?1422286415
I just think it's retarded like seriously I have an appt tomorrow and I will ask her if it's ok which it should be
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10817881 tn?1422287520
I know my doctors office doesn't do it until 20+ weeks! It is usually accurate after 18, but each clinic has its ways and I know most doctors/sonographers just want the best view possible so that they don't miss anything important!
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I got mine done at exactly 19 weeks. My doctor said it's pretty accurate from 18 weeks and over
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