✕
Login / Signup
    • Articles
  • COVID-19
  • Mẹ bầu
  • Sau sinh
  • Giai đoạn phát triển
  • Nuôi dạy con
  • Giáo dục
  • Sức khỏe
  • Phong cách sống
  • Ăn Uống & Dinh Dưỡng
    • Community
  • Poll
  • Photos
  • Food
  • Recipes
  • Topics
  • Read Articles
    • Tracker
  • Pregnancy Tracker
  • Baby Tracker
    • Rewards
  • Rewards
  • Contests
  • VIP Parents
    • More
  • Feedback

Privacy Policy Community Guidelines Sitemap HTML

Download our free app

Birthclub: February 2026

1st pregnancy! What do I do?

Saw the faintest line after 4 years of trying. Keeping all my fingers and toes crossed at this point. It's still 3 more days before my period is considered late but when should I see a doctor to confirm the pregnancy? #firsttimemom

Anonymous

3 Like 1 Reply
Share

1 Replies

Write a reply

Anonymous

After a positive pregnancy test, it's generally recommended to see a doctor within the first 1-2 weeks, ideally around the 6-8 week mark, to confirm the pregnancy. Usually you’ll only be able to see the fetus and sac at around 5-6 week, and heartbeat can be detected during ultrasound only at 8 week!

2 
4 Reply Share

Anonymous

thank you! nervous and excited all at once

Trending Questions

  • Need opinion 😣 Is it ok that The staff scheduled my first visit when I'm turning 12 weeks. It's nerv...
  • When to see gynae Too soon Hi all, it's my first pregnancy and i just tested myself positive. As i...

Related Articles

  • FAQs: COVID-19 Vaccination And Your Menstruation Cycle
  • You Missed A Period? Other Reasons Aside From Pregnancy
  • Ovulation Symptoms: Know the Signs and the Best Time to Conceive
  • Tools
  • Articles
  • ? Feed
  • Poll
Open in app

Feed

Get tailored articles about parenting, lifestyle, expert opinions right at your fingertips

Poll

Participate in interesting polls and see what other parents think!

Photos

Share the photos of loved ones in a safe, secure manner.

Topics

Join communities to bond with fellow mums and dads.

Tracker

Track your pregnancy as well as baby’s development day-by-day!

Now available as a free app Download today!

© Copyright theAsianparent 2020. All rights reserved
  • About Us
  • Feedback
  • Privacy Policy