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The number of ultrasounds recommended during pregnancy is not fixed, and it can vary significantly, depending on the individual's circumstances and any potential risks. A minimum of one ultrasound is generally recommended to confirm the pregnancy and assess fetal viability. Additional ultrasounds might be necessary to monitor fetal growth, evaluate for anomalies, or manage potential complications.
Your healthcare provider will determine the ideal number of ultrasounds, considering the aspects of your unique health situation and the progression of your pregnancy. It's important to discuss this with your healthcare provider and ask any questions you may have to feel comfortable and prepared for the ultrasound process.
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