Hi everyone
Last year we were pregnant for the first time and at the 12 week screening my Papp-a came back extremely low (0.05) and my HCG also extremely low (0.06). NT was measured normal. I came back at 1:5 chance of Edwards and Pataus and following more scans they found a cystic hygroma which led us to unfortunately terminating the pregnancy, it was a horrible upsetting time.
Fast forward 6 months later we are overjoyed and surprised to find ourselves pregnant again! I am currently 8wks but I am on pins until the 12 week screening hoping we have a different story this time!!
Im looking for reassurance that what happened won’t likely happen again.. has anyone had an experience like this but then had a totally normally pregnancy with normal screening results the second, third, fourth time around etc?
Just really need a little boost right now..💖
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Likelihood of low Papp-a and low HCG in next pregnancy
DaisyLyss · 13/02/2024 20:35
DaisyLyss · 21/02/2024 18:26
Thanks for your message @MumOfHals , that’s reassuring to know, congratulations! How far along are you? 😊
DaisyLyss · 26/02/2024 17:45
Hi @MrsScotland , I’m 10 weeks now so haven’t had any of my screening yet. I’m going to have the routine blood screening first and only if I come back high risk will I then have the NIPT. My dating scan will also be done by a fetal medicine sonographer so this will hopefully give me the reassurance.
sorry to hear about your experience, I’m hopeful it will be a different story for us both this time around! Will keep you updated x
DaisyLyss · 15/03/2024 17:08
Hi everyone! Little update 😊
had my scan and screening results back this week, everything has come back great, really low risk, HCG and Papp-A levels well within normal range this time. Can finally start to share the good news and enjoy the pregnancy, thank you for all your support and checking in!
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