After 11 pregnancies and 9 devastating losses, Kirsten Adams found hope through the Pregnancy After Loss Program—welcoming ...

In early pregnancy you're more likely to have a vaginal ultrasound. You could have your first ultrasound between 6 and 10 weeks, or you may need to wait to see your baby until your mid-pregnancy ...

Appropriately-timed and suitably-performed scans are crucial for improving pregnancy outcomes and early intervention ...

New research suggests that the words hospital staff use to describe the fetus during an ultrasound can have an impact on ...

Rather than saying "pregnancy failure" -- a term that didn't sit well with patients, Strachowski said in a statement -- healthcare professionals should refer to "early pregnancy loss," with ...

Allison Misconin was told that the ovarian cyst spotted early in her pregnancy was normal — but during her 20-week ultrasound, her doctor labeled the mass as "suspicious." She was told her next ...

What happens next inside the body unfolds practically in front of our eyes. Two weeks after a positive pregnancy test, at six weeks gestational age, you can go to receive an ultrasound, and see a ...

Ultrasound examinations during pregnancy are considered safe, with no evidence of harm to fetuses when used correctly, contrary to an online claim of DNA damage based on a 40-year-old test-tube ...