Typically, the end of your first trimester (around 11 to 14 weeks) is when you have your first ultrasound in pregnancy. But if your doctor or midwife wants you to have one at 6 weeks, they’ll ...

A routine prenatal ultrasound can help expectant parents to get a quick glimpse into their baby’s world Here’s why you should ...

Editor's note: This article was originally published on May 17, 2019 and updated on Sept 1, 2021, before the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade on June 24, 2022, thus eliminating the ...

Discovering no heartbeat at 6 weeks of pregnancy can be deeply unsettling for expectant parents. While this moment often sparks worry, it’s important to understand that early pregnancy timelines ...

While not medically necessary, a scan as early as 6-11 weeks may be reassuring if you've ... Although routine ultrasound scans are performed at certain stages of pregnancy to give the most revealing ...