Hello!
I've decided to stop lurking. I am currently 14 weeks and 5 days pregnant with spontanious twins. Tomorrow we go in for our 15 week checkup and I was hoping that we would get an ultrasound and possibly find out the sexes. Usually my doctor requires that you submit a urine specimine before you even go back to the examination room but I thought I read somewhere that ultrasounds are easier to read if your bladder is full. Does that sound right? Should I hold off on peeing in that lovely cup in order to increase the chances of finding out the sexes tomorrow? This is my first pregnancy and I'm clearly new at this. Any suggestions would be great!
Re: Introduction and ultrasound question
Congrats!
My Peri always had me pee first so I was comfortable. No full bladder needed!
After 2 rounds of IVF & 2 rounds of FET, we were blessed with identical twin girls!
congratulations!
my doctor also has me give a urine sample at every apt, and it's never made a difference with my ultrasounds. They tried to find out the sex at 15 weeks, but my babies were in a bad position, so I found out at my next one, at 19 weeks.
good luck, I hope you have cooperative babies!
ID Twin girls 04/2012
Baby #3 Due Jan. 2017
My OB asks for a full bladder for U/S but not my MFM. Still don't understand that!
Just pee a little, enough to get a sample. It's hard to hold back once you get going but it is possible!
I always ask and they always tell me to have a full bladder, then it seems like each time they have me get up and empty half way through because they want more room for the babies. I would ask, but I don't think having a full bladder increases your chances of finding out the sexes. Baby positions will matter more.
GL!
Boy/girl twins born at 37w1d and 37w2d