I've just had my 26 week antenatal check. I have, as usual found something else to worry about and asked the doctor if the baby was growing ok as I am still throwing up.
She got out the tape measure and from the Symphsis Pubis to the top of the fundus it was 28cm. I'm 25+4 today. So she said there was certainly no problem with the size of baby, 1cm for each week being the usual measuement.
What I was wondering is whether the fundal height is ever used to estimate the size of the baby? Or if anyone has ever had a uterus larger than dates and had a small baby?
I know there is still ample room for change, but I'm just curious!
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Fundal height.
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pie · 07/07/2003 12:31
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