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Stressed worrying about miscarriage

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MoonstoneAndRoseQuartz · 13/01/2024 13:45

Currently 13 weeks via ivf.
I've had 2 previous scans via nhs and private , 7 weeks and 10 weeks
both matched and measured baby 1 day behind.
I had my nhs scan this week when I was exactly 13 weeks on the day but baby's growth is now even more behind and I'm measuring 5 days behind
I'm suffering from really bad anxiety due to this. Has anyone had a similar experience. Since I had ivf , dates are not off as I was date by the fertility clinic based on transfer

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Lilacdream · 13/01/2024 17:32

Sorry to hear. I hope you get some answers from someone who's been in a similar situation and can reassurance you or advise you of their outcome

MoonstoneAndRoseQuartz · 13/01/2024 19:13

@Lilacdream thankyou

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DmcinT · 13/01/2024 20:05

@MoonstoneAndRoseQuartz

firstly congratulations on ur pregnancy 🥰

I’m currently almost 36 weeks and was scanned every week from 8 weeks (due to previous losses, IC & multiples pregnancies) each week would be different, I could be a few days ahead, then a few days behind etc… they always said a few days either side is nothing to worry about. Even now I’m measuring 2/3 days ahead.
I know it’s hard and believe me I was beyond anxious but try not to worry about this too much, it’s all very much so estimates each week ❤️❤️

MoonstoneAndRoseQuartz · 14/01/2024 13:09

@DmcinT thankyou for that
I suppose my concern is consultant had came up with two measurements. One being 5 days behind and the other a week but she went with the 5 days behind measurement. I question which was accurate and if baby was a week off that just sounds really bad to me that growth has slowed that much

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