Good morning ladies! It has been awhile since I've posted. Been getting the new house put together and feel like I have no free time at all!
Anyway, we had a growth ultrasound this morning and baby is measuring in 82nd percentile at 6lbs and 12 oz (I'm 34w5d) Geez. Big baby. My OB is not concerned about her size yet but saw something in her abdomen that she couldn't tell what it was. There were two black blobs under baby's kidneys that she said could be ovarian cysts or something else - she's not sure. She made an appointment for us at the fetal diagnostic clinic tomorrow since they have the heavy duty ultrasound machine and can see much more detail. OB didn't seem too concerned and told me not to google anything. Yeah right...
I'm just wondering if anyone else has experienced something like this and how it turned out. My pgal brain is now in overdrive especially since I lost my first in January of last year. A lot of seasonal triggers. Thanks in advance for any insight ladies!
Can't wait to meet our darling daughter, Abigail Elizabeth
BFP#1: 12/14/13, EDD: 8/22/14, mmc@5wks, miso: 1/14/14
BFP#2: 6/9/14, EDD: 2/14/15
Re: Abnormalities in growth u/s *update in comments*
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Sending you lots of positive thoughts and warm wishes. I hope you get good news!!!
They recommend doing nothing at all until birth. It should not affect how I deliver.
They are setting us up an appointment with pediatric surgeon to discuss options once she's born. Apparently these are very common and usually go away on their own but it is good to know all options and talk with surgeon anyway.
I have another u/s in 3 weeks to check and see if they have gone away yet. And Abigail will probably have an u/s and MRI once she is delivered.
Thanks for all the thoughts and prayers. I feel a little better now!