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I know it's normal, but I am so worried about anomaly scan!

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ellangirl · 05/06/2012 15:10

I have scan thurs at 20+2 and I am petrified. Everyone feels like that, right? I can feel baby kicking and bump is growing nicely, but still very worried. This is an IVF/ICSI baby, and I had emergency surgery at 13 weeks to remove ovary, so I have already had my fair share of worry. Keep seeing articles about number of birth defects following IVF and can't stop thinking about it...

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monkeymoma · 05/06/2012 15:14

don't convince yourself that you "know" something is wrong! You're not suddenly psychic!

I cried all the way to my 20wk scan for DS, was absolutely utterly convinced I KNEW there would be bad news. It was fine! The fear doesn't MEAN anything other than that you are anxious

good luck xx

ontheedgeofwhatever · 05/06/2012 15:51

Its normal to feel a bit anxious Most likely everything will be fine and in the unlikely event its not there is plenty of time for a plan to be worked out and put in action.

I was terrified with bot my anomaly scans but they came out alright

donotiron · 05/06/2012 17:25

I felt the same when I went for my 20 week scan. In my case, I convinced myself that because I was so ancient that my eggs must be fossils incapable of producing a healthy baby. And having had various setbacks while trying to conceive this baby (my second), I thought that I was just plain unlucky, so something was bound to be wrong. Everything was fine, but I know that in the unlikely event I ever become pregnant again, I'll still be bricking it. It's completely normal.

I wish you all the very best.

ellangirl · 06/06/2012 12:52

Thank you all. I know it's normal but honestly I'll be so relieved to get scan over tomorrow and breathe! I've never worried so much in my life as over this pregnancy!

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