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Bump measurements

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Babycakes1989 · 05/06/2019 13:09

1st time mummy! I had my 25 week check up with m/w today. She has told me not to worry but my bump is measuring 2cm bigger than what it should. I may need to go for another scan but will be informed! I find it all so confusing 🤭I had a scan at 22 and half weeks and he was measuring normal (apart from legs just below average). Any simile experiences? Interested more than worried xx

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cja06 · 05/06/2019 14:35

My bump is measuring bigger but growth scan came back as normal. Both are notorious for being inaccurate though so I wouldn't worry too much at this point :)

VapeVamp12 · 05/06/2019 15:28

I'm also in my first pregnancy and I wondered how they will measure my bump because I am overweight and had a "bump" before being pregnant!

Merename · 05/06/2019 15:33

I was measuring large with both my babies, 3-4cm ahead I think and one was 8lb and the other 10lb5 Shock. Bump measurements are definitely not always accurate so don’t fret (not that you sound like you are).

HereForAdvice2019 · 05/06/2019 15:48

Mine was the opposite with dd.
Kept measuring small. Every apt.. Meaning growth scan.. Which was always OK. Healthy 7lb baby

ForTheLoveOfDoughnuts · 05/06/2019 16:24

Bump measurements are very inaccurate. If your measurements are outside of the lines at 36 weeks (in my trust) your sent for a scan.
If you jump up or down and don't stay on the same curve, you get a scan. I had a scan last week because bump is big. Baby is measuring 50th centile.

mrsof20118 · 05/06/2019 19:12

Also curious with this. I'm measuring 4cm ahead already. I'm guessing it's different protocols for each trust as to how they progress?

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