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Bubble in 20 week scan

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buttonnosebear · 17/07/2007 16:55

Has anyone ever had a bubble floating near the baby's mouth in a 20 week scan? And if so, do you know what it means or is?? On the photo it looks about as big as baby's hand (but is not)
Thanks

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RGPargy · 17/07/2007 16:56

Are you sure it's a bubble?

fingerwoman · 17/07/2007 16:57

how do you know it's a bubble? those things aren't that clear lol
you could ask your midwife

madmarchhare · 17/07/2007 16:58

Did the sonographer say anything?

macdoodle · 17/07/2007 18:38

What do you mean bubble what colour is it if it is obvious they would have said something prob just a pool of fluid - takes years to become a sonographer wouldn't try and read it yourself IMO!

buttonnosebear · 18/07/2007 17:36

Yes it's a bubble, the sonographer mentioned it, btw, it's my sister-in-law's baby (their first after years of trying) hence them not remembering what the sonographer told them about the bubble! I think she said it was were the baby had swallowed the fluid - anyway, my brother isn't at all worried as he is on a high since day one of pregnancy! I just wondered if anyone else had a bubble too as I didn't with either of mine.

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