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IUGR

amyknight88

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well looks like my baby has IUGR :( the dr said its nothing to worry about at the moment but i was hoping for a averaged size baby im worrying if baby is too small i will drop him/her or hurt her/him i dunno maybe im just worrying about nothing. im hoping they turn around and say theyve got my dates wrong and bubs weight is perfectly normal lol!

bloody typical i was only saying yeterday about my bump being smaller :(

i have to have a scan every 3/4 weeks until bub gets here now to check the baby. for now they have told me to stick to a good diet plan and put MORE weight on!!!

has anyone else been told there baby has IUGR?

Love amy x
 
Crikey - I haven't heard of it - what's IUGR?

Hope everything's OK - when's your next scan then?

LBx
 
Hi my son had inter-uterine growth ******ation. I had to have an elective emergency c section when i was 32+ weeks, as he was receiving hardly any nutrients and stuff from me so it was best to get him out.
He weighed 4lb 2oz and apart from needing a ventilator for few days and to put weight on was fine !!

He is now nearly 13 years old :D

Try not to worry im sure everything will be ok x
 
32 weeks??? bloody hell :( my next appointment is in a few weeks so hopefully i will get told alot more information, i cant even imagine the size of a 4lb baby, im pretty scared now

:( should i be preparing myself for bub sooner than expected?

want to call up my midwife but i feel like i have been on at her loads just lately and dont want to seem a pain. thanks for your replies, i will let you know what they say anyway. amy x
 
Try not to worry if they're leaving you a few weeks things must be ok for now. Don't worry about bothering your midwife - that's what she's paid for and what she chose her profession for. I'm sure she'd rather you called her than you worrying yourself about things.
 
hi sorry didnt mean to worry you ! my case was an extreme one.
im sure things must be better for you if they are keeping an eye on you. the best place for your baby is inside you :)
 

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