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If you ladies could help me with something I'd really appreciate it.
I don't know if i should be concerned or not but my dr and nurses aren't very forth coming with information.
I have an appointment Tuesday for my anatomy scan and check up with dr and i would like to know if any of you have suggestions for questions to ask them.
Being a ftm i don't know the things to say.
all replies will be very appreciated:)
I don't know if i should be concerned or not but my dr and nurses aren't very forth coming with information.
I have an appointment Tuesday for my anatomy scan and check up with dr and i would like to know if any of you have suggestions for questions to ask them.
Being a ftm i don't know the things to say.
all replies will be very appreciated:)
Definitely ask about the heart and the chambers. Also when you should start feeling worried if baby doesnt move regularly. Other than that, I can only say that you should ask about whatever problems or concerns you have.
I assume your around 20 weeks.. if you haven't had your anatomy scan you should ask the tech to double check the heart and the chambers just to be safe :) When I go I like to ask if baby's heartbeat sounds healthy, if all my blood test levels looked good, about my blood pressure and my heart rate compared to last appointment, but that's about it :)
And it's always better to ask your doctor about any concerns than to be too scared to ask, and trusting every opinion on the forum. Sometimes it'll make you overreact or underreact to a problem and worry you for nothing. Hope that helps :)
And it's always better to ask your doctor about any concerns than to be too scared to ask, and trusting every opinion on the forum. Sometimes it'll make you overreact or underreact to a problem and worry you for nothing. Hope that helps :)
My dr was the same way. Never told me anything, other than my baby was good and that he no concerns. I just took it as no news is good news!
I've had like 6apts. But all i have asked is 'is she okay' and i mean i know that basically covers all the bases but it'd be nice to know more.
Bump,
I tend to find them quite vaige, but I think it might just be because I'm still fairly early in my pregnancy and I hope that they become more informative throughout.
I tend to find them quite vaige, but I think it might just be because I'm still fairly early in my pregnancy and I hope that they become more informative throughout.
Ask whatever comes to mind and that ud like to know.. it will get easier after uve had a few apts I didnt have any questions at my 1st drs apt they useually tell u everything u want to know but ask anything that comes to mind goodluck
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