I say I haven't felt her kick as often as she should be. they for sure give you a ultrasound.. they don't print they picture but at least you get to look and make sure she doing okay

if you do get an ultrasound you don't receive pictures :(

You will meet your little princess soon I'm sure she is fine just pressed for space lol Congrats

I went to er when I was 6 weeks because I was having pain and they not as cordial as if you going to your dr. they just make sure all is well with baby and no pics were given. They told me since it's an emergency basis they not allowed to give pics. Let me look a little but no sitting and chillin. Just be patient time will fly by I'm 13 weeks already and it seems like I just found out. That way you can get everything explained in a nice calm atmosphere.

Do you feel her or him move?

Thanks. I'm just so impatient

Where im from they always will give you an ultrasound if you are in the ER for a pregnancy problem. I believe we deserve to know baby is okay!

I think it depends on your ER girl the first picture I have of my little one was from the ER, I would just tell them look I'm worried

Uuuggggh I want a ultrasound. I'm supposed to have one soon but I guess I got to wait.

I went to the er and told them I was in a hot tub and the next morning I had severe cramping and they gave me an ultra sound this really did happen to me but lol you could try it and see if it works for you

I went to the ER for cramping and my stomach was super tight. They did a pelvic exam and ultrasound, however they didnt give me a picture of baby :( But it was a cyst on my ovaries :( :(

I went to the er because I was bleeding, I got an ultrasound. (Well I've had a ton of them now bc I have a hemorrhage they're watching.) if you go in and say you've had spotting and cramping they'll probably do one. Not that u should lie but...lol

And if you're this far they will check a heartbeat and move on

You won't get to see the baby nor will they give you pictures . A doctor will review it and say what they saw but that's it

Most of the time ers don't give ultrasounds.

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