Ilovejulietannafaye
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How possible is it...
Posted: 02-23-08 14:35pm
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How possible is it that the doctor is
wrong.. And I have twins.. The only reason
I ask.. I cause.. It is in my generation..
that is supposed to have them.. and at my
15/ 16 weeks ultrasound.. I was told I was
having a girl... so.. Everyone thinks I am
going to have twins...
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Sandbox Party
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:36pm
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uh
99.9% ur not if the doctors told you you
weren't.
ultrasounds don't lie.
why would you even think that?
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tinkinpink84
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:37pm
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usually ultrasounds are quite on point.
Everyone told me with my son i was having
twins cuz i was soo huge but there was
only one in there, the other one wouldhave
to be hiding good for them not to notice,
will you get an other ultrasound at all?
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Ilovejulietannafaye
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:39pm
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I am not sure.. Prolly cause of the chance
I might have that itchy thing.. The thing
is..In my ultra sound.. it looks like..
there is two.. cause the head looks to be
to far away from the body.. I will get my
ultrasound scanned and put it on here.
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Mommy35
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Ilovejulietannafaye
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:44pm
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No.. not pupp.. It is on a website called
itchymoms.com
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Mommy35
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:49pm
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Did your doc diagnose you with that or are
you self diagnosing?
A lot of women itch during pregnancy.
Hormones go bonkers and so does your skin.
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Ilovejulietannafaye
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:51pm
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My doctor said it is likely.. cause I
already have problems with my liver.
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Mommy35
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Posted: 02-23-08 14:57pm
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Is there a test that your doc is going to
run to check for sure?
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Ilovejulietannafaye
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Mommy35
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Posted: 02-23-08 15:00pm
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It sounds like it could be pretty serious
with the increased risk of premature labor
and all. I would think that a doctor who
thought you may have such a thing would
have ordered the test STAT.
I know when my liver panel came back high
my doc had me at the lab that very day.
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rosejackson
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Posted: 02-23-08 15:10pm
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ultrasounds are pretty accurate. and if it
was twins, he would have detected two
heartbeats. if you are worried, mention it
to the doctor next time you see him and he
can listen to the heartbeat
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Ingi
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Posted: 02-23-08 15:10pm
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Ultrasound techs and radiologists go to
school and are specifically trained at
what to look for. Your risk of twins after
having a 15/16 week ultrasound is nearly
impossible. A 15/16 week old fetus is
LARGE and unmistakeable to a trained eye.
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Ayrshire-lass
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Posted: 02-24-08 07:46am
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everyone in my family has had twins neer
enough. its just genetic. but this is my
secong preg and im still not having twins
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Idony
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Posted: 02-24-08 09:21am
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i think twins are like 1 in 500000 chance,
a family history of FRATERNAL twins puts
you at a higher risk (along with a few
other things like age weight etc) but it
doesnt mean you WILL, also if your talking
about a family history of identical twins,
thats just a fluke, it may SEEM to run in
a family but gentics dont play any role in
that
that being said, i doubt the ultrasound
tech missed twins....that is REALLY hard
to miss
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Emma2
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Posted: 02-24-08 14:34pm
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If the ultrasounds say NO and the
professionals agree then your untrained
eye is mostly likely the wrong one. 15
week fetus like some ave mentioned it
quiet large and two fetuses would be
pretty danr hard to miss. I say you have a
singleton!
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