At my last u/s I was 25w 2d but I was measuring 27w 2d. Every u/s previously (and I have had about 8 because I have type 1 diabetes pre-pregnancy) I had been measuring within 1-2 days either way. All of a sudden baby is measuring +2weeks. Does anyone have any experience with this, what it means, and if it typically continues this way or if it levels out?
Measuring ahead
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Dalmareliz
, Mar 08 2019 07:01 PM
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Dalmareliz
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Posted 08 March 2019 - 07:01 PM
Type 1 diabetes since 1996, thyroid disorder, minor symptoms of PCOS, male factor.
IVF #1 - ER March 2017, 1 embryo frozen, transfer November 2017 BFN
IVF #2 - ER March 2018, 6 embryos frozen "party of six", transfer September 2018
Transfer #2 - September 21 transferred 2 embroys
October 5/18 - BFP - Beta 1108 at 14dp5dt
October 10/18 - Beta 6633 at 19dp5dt
1st U/S - heart beat 182
IVF #1 - ER March 2017, 1 embryo frozen, transfer November 2017 BFN
IVF #2 - ER March 2018, 6 embryos frozen "party of six", transfer September 2018
Transfer #2 - September 21 transferred 2 embroys
October 5/18 - BFP - Beta 1108 at 14dp5dt
October 10/18 - Beta 6633 at 19dp5dt
1st U/S - heart beat 182
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cj123
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Posted 10 March 2019 - 11:10 AM
as mentioned Ultrasounds are not always accurate. If your baby is consistently measuring ahead, you might just have a big baby, which can be typical of gestational diabetics, but considering your a type one diabetic, I'm assuming you are on top of your blood sugars. Some babies are bigger than others. I honestly would not be worrying about it, some babies are bigger than others, some are smaller. As long as you are healthy and on top of your sugars, you'll be fine! Trust what your doctor has to say about it, big babies are born all the time!
Me - 31 Hubby - 31
Trying to conceive since 2012
2013- Husband diagnosed with Congenital Absence of Vas Deferens caused by being a carrier for Cystic Fibrosis
2013 - decided to adopt before pursuing fertility treatments
November 2015 - Our beautiful baby boy is born! We got to be there for the birth! He's ours!
May 2016 - Adoption Finalized!!!
After a cancelled IVF cycle and an IVF cycle that completely failed for unknown reasons (22 eggs, 10 fertilized, zero on day five), we have moved onto donor embryos!
August 2017 - We received three beautiful embryos from an amazing donor family!
FET #1- One beautiful hatching 5 day blast transferred Oct 11/17 - BFP!!! beta #1- 92 (9dp5dt) beta #2- 297 (13dp5dt)
beta #3- 700 (16dp5dt) beta #4- 3500 (20dp5dt)
Ultrasound Nov 7 (6w4d) - One little bean, heartbeat of 125 bpm! Due June 29, 2018
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