C0606
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Hello Hope you're all doing well!
So I purchased an angelsounds portable device when I was around the 12 week mark, here's a link if you're unsure of the type... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Baby-Feta...Portable-Angelsounds-Detector-D-/180802651869
Since then I've used it on and off to no avail. I really got excited at first because I thought I'd picked up the baby's heartbeat but have had suspicions since then it's my own even though it is right down on my right pelvic area and does move around/away etc.
I've had two ultrasound scans one at 10 weeks and another at 12 weeks which have been wonderful however I have had to drink insane amounts of water which I think may be due to having a tilted cervix (I have been told this a couple of times). Due to this the baby on both occasions has been extremely wriggly, both sonographers I have had have particularly commented on what a wriggly beast he/she is
So I decided tonight (at just over 14 weeks) that instead of trying the doppler on an empty bladder, I would try the same approach and drown myself in water. I again had nothing except the moving away heartbeat but also, what sounded VERY much like a kicking/bashing, a sort of knock-knock-knock then a move, then again knock-knock-knock. After listening to this for a few minutes I stopped, went to the toilet and tried again and the knocking had disappeared and the heartbeat was more settled, less movement etc.
I'm curious to know what you ladies would make of this - Do you think I could have problems picking up a heartbeat due to a tilted cervix but also would have more luck picking up 'kicks' from afar after lots of water especially after the movement in the ultrasound scans? Sorry for the long winded post! xx
So I purchased an angelsounds portable device when I was around the 12 week mark, here's a link if you're unsure of the type... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Baby-Feta...Portable-Angelsounds-Detector-D-/180802651869
Since then I've used it on and off to no avail. I really got excited at first because I thought I'd picked up the baby's heartbeat but have had suspicions since then it's my own even though it is right down on my right pelvic area and does move around/away etc.
I've had two ultrasound scans one at 10 weeks and another at 12 weeks which have been wonderful however I have had to drink insane amounts of water which I think may be due to having a tilted cervix (I have been told this a couple of times). Due to this the baby on both occasions has been extremely wriggly, both sonographers I have had have particularly commented on what a wriggly beast he/she is
So I decided tonight (at just over 14 weeks) that instead of trying the doppler on an empty bladder, I would try the same approach and drown myself in water. I again had nothing except the moving away heartbeat but also, what sounded VERY much like a kicking/bashing, a sort of knock-knock-knock then a move, then again knock-knock-knock. After listening to this for a few minutes I stopped, went to the toilet and tried again and the knocking had disappeared and the heartbeat was more settled, less movement etc.
I'm curious to know what you ladies would make of this - Do you think I could have problems picking up a heartbeat due to a tilted cervix but also would have more luck picking up 'kicks' from afar after lots of water especially after the movement in the ultrasound scans? Sorry for the long winded post! xx