Yesterday I had my 20 week scan at 20 weeks and 4 days. Everything went well which I couldn't be happier about!
I'd been complaining about not feeling much movement, however after saying that I've felt a fair bit in the past few days which has made me happy and reassured. When I went for my scan, the the sonographer talked me through everything rather than staying quiet which I appreciated and found really interesting. He told me the position of my placenta was on the front wall and I asked if that was ok and he said yes it's normal. I know people with an anterior placenta tend to not feel movement as much but the sonographer didn't say anything about that so I wondered if your placenta had to be a certain type of anterior to not feel much movement? (If that makes any sense). In my notes it just says anterior nothing else about whether it's high/low.
I just wonder because I've definitely been feeling baby movements now and I just wanted to know if this means I'd carry on feeling more or if I'd feel not as much?
I completely forgot to ask about this yesterday because I was so mesmerised by my scan!
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Frillsandspills · 05/08/2015 12:18
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