Hi all,
Have been lurking since BFP at 4 and a bit weeks. Now 11 weeks, and doing OK, except totally freaked out today hence finally posting rather than searching...
This is my first pg, and to cut a long story short, since having an early scan at 7 weeks due to pain, have been worrying nonstop about the various 'mysterious' findings of the scan.
First things first, baby is fine (and was fine also at 8+4 and 10+4), but I have a collection of weird things going on which may be summarized as: query bicornuate uterus (at subsequent scans I asked for clarification on this, but the sonographer said it was hard to tell extent during pregnancy); query 6cm round hemorrhagic corpus luteum cyst / ectopic (no change over 3 weeks, so unlikely to be ectopic) and query a large fibroid, which I have no idea if is inside or outside uterus (will ask at next scan next week!!).
Phew, so that sums things up so far... I am doing my best not to let any of this worry me (and failing miserably), however having been fervently wishing for a homebirth before all this started, am obviously concerned about the implications of all the above for that, never mind whether bump will actually make it to 37 weeks...
But today's big freak-out happened when lying in bed and feeling my tummy, have a distinct bump, entirely on left side - have convinced myself this is baby, as during last 3 scans is exactly where baby was (duh), and at booking in appt a week of so ago the midwife palpated that area, but dismissed bump as bowel (I guess she wasn't expecting to feel uterus at 10 weeks). Bump/bowel hasn't changed (apart from growing) over last 10 days or so, so it's not flipping bowel is it?!?
I'm convinced this all has to do with the bicornuate uterus, but would love to know if any of you guys have had similar experience - did your one-sided bump come more to the middle, or am I destined to look like a one-woman side-show for the next 6 months??
Sorry for the long post all; this is the first time I've written all this down - it's been driving me to distraction.
CB