Infertility Support Group
In vitro fertilization is one of the most common and utilized ways of treating conception problems. This support group is dedicated to those beginning their journey with IVF and needing support. Join the community and share your experiences, advice, and story with people going through similar challenges starting a family.
Babywishes
I was just wondering. After I get my positive (I hope), how long until they do the ultrasound to see how many babies there are? It seems like my dr said 2 weeks. Is this right?
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i recall geeting some blood tests right away, and then an U S at about two weeks at the fertility center. the regular md doesnt see you until 8 weeks. good luck "J"
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my dr wont see you until your 8 weeks, each dr. is difefernt though
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My dr told me that you should be able to see how many babies are there at the 2 week mark but he won't release you to your regular ob until 9 weeks because that's when the placenta takes over.
Babywishes
Thanks, ladies. That's what I thought--Just making sure.
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My dr. wanted to wait until I was 6 weeks so that we could hear the heartbeat(s) as well :o)
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I had my first u/s three weeks after my BFP and they saw one. I was also told that at my next u/s there was a chance to see a second one. We didn't see a second one at the next u/s but we did see the heartbeat.
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