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Are you sure you're pregnant?
Home pregnancy tests.
Pregnancy test is positive. What now?
Where can I get help?
Who can I talk to?
When am I due?
How else can I tell my due date?
How do I handle being pregnant?
Should I tell my family?
What can I expect in my pregnancy?
What's involved in raising my baby?
How do I place my child for adoption?

Other Ways to Tell My Due Date

If you are unsure of the date you became pregnant, an early ultrasound can help your doctor estimate your due date. There are two kinds of ultrasound examinations.

For an abdominal ultrasound you will be asked to drink a specified amount of water prior to the exam. A small amount of gel will be squeezed onto your abdomen before the procedure. The technician or doctor will then move the ultrasound instrument across your abdomen in order to get a clear image of the fetus. This type of ultrasound is a painless procedure except for the discomfort of a full bladder.

The second type of ultrasound, which is called endovaginal, is conducted less frequently. An ultrasound probe is inserted into the vagina, which gives the doctor a clearer image of the fetus. This ultrasound procedure can cause slight discomfort.

 

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