If your dates are off by only a few days it may be a bit early to see anything more than a sac. I hope your doctor has ordered another ultrasound in a few days to check if the embryo is growing.
ultrasound nurse
Hello, Blood can be difficult to see on a ultrasound. Picture a ultrasound picture, the images are grey and hazy. Also if you are 4 weeks pregnant the pregnancy would not be visible on a ultrasound scan until you were 6 weeks pregnant. The only person who can accurately and thoroughly read a ultrasound is a Radiographer or a Obstetrician Doctor. I would make a appointment with your Doctor, have a pregnancy blood test performed and book a ultrasound scan for 2-3 weeks time. You need a quantitative beta HCG blood test to measure the level of HCG in your blood which will also tell you if your pregnancy is viable. Good luck.
NPs can perform ultrasound exams if trained to do so. Contact your state Board of Nursing for information on limitations and training requirements.
she didnt tell her about the potion, so she some what stpped telling the nurse sercrets.
By getting a nurse to give you a Sonogram. (otherwise known as Ultrasound)
They aren't nurses, they are sonographers. Ultrasounds are not the only thing they do.
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I am 4 months pregnant and my Nurse and OB said that Gravol is fine to take.
The baby will not be seen in the early weeks until it is big enough to be detected. Often the baby is younger than dates suggest especially if you have a longer than usual cycle and so will not show up until later than anticipated.
The pregnant woman is suffering from anemia.
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