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So I have been measuring between 1-3 weeks ahead the second half of this pregnancy. I had a growth scan at 31 weeks and things seemed normal. Baby was in the 74th percentile. I had an appointment yesterday at 37w3d and I was measuring 42 weeks...My OB doesn't seem worried. She said she thinks it is becuase the baby is really high and not that it is a large baby but I am not so sure.
Am I right to be worried my baby is much larger than we think? My other two were girls and they were 7lb6oz and 7lb4oz. We don't know the gender of this baby but I am wondering if it is a boy since my husband is 6'4". Baby's head was in the 96th percentile at the scan which also worries me! My first baby had a huge head and came out posterior and tore me up on the way out. I needed multiple blood transfusions before I could even sit up without passing out/blood pressure dropping.
Everything else is normal, fluid was normal at 31 week scan as well.
This question was asked Mar. 7, 2019 3:57pm
Category: Pregnancy Complications
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Q: Measuring 42 weeks at 37 weeks
Hey Ladies,So I have been measuring between 1-3 weeks ahead the second half of this pregnancy. I had a growth scan at 31 weeks and things seemed normal. Baby was in the 74th percentile. I had an appointment yesterday at 37w3d and I was measuring 42 weeks...My OB doesn't seem worried. She said she thinks it is becuase the baby is really high and not that it is a large baby but I am not so sure.
Am I right to be worried my baby is much larger than we think? My other two were girls and they were 7lb6oz and 7lb4oz. We don't know the gender of this baby but I am wondering if it is a boy since my husband is 6'4". Baby's head was in the 96th percentile at the scan which also worries me! My first baby had a huge head and came out posterior and tore me up on the way out. I needed multiple blood transfusions before I could even sit up without passing out/blood pressure dropping.
Everything else is normal, fluid was normal at 31 week scan as well.
This question was asked Mar. 7, 2019 3:57pm
Category: Pregnancy Complications
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