Test Results From Ultrasound!!!! Posted: 02-09-06 12:21pm
I had my level 2 ultrasound and after
checking on the baby (heart, lungs,etc),
my doctor said everything looks good so
far. My question is, how accurate are
ultrasound results? I know they are not
100% guranteed but if the ultrasound
doesn't showsany abnormalities, does it
most likely means the baby will be ok at
birth? I cant help not worrying. Anyone
feel the same?
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Re: Test Results From Ultrasound!!!! Posted: 02-09-06 12:42pm
twinklestar
wrote:
i had my level 2 ultrasound
and after checking on the baby (heart,
lungs,etc), my doctor said everything
looks good so far. My question is, how
accurate are ultrasound results? I know
they are not 100% guranteed but if the
ultrasound doesn't showsany abnormalities,
does it most likely means the baby will be
ok at birth? I cant help not worrying.
Anyone feel the
same?
oh my gosh... I know exactly what you
mean did you have the sono that showed the
brain,kidneys etc for down syndrome
because I had one also. I was a complete
reck the dr std that everything looks good
I also had the blood work done everything
came back good but there is always that
what if I myself cant help but to worry I
need to have another sono when I am 18 wks
to check the spine I am hoping that
everything goes well how far a long are
you???
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Lalee
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Posted: 02-09-06 13:42pm
I know what you mean about the worrying...
And i'm sure everyone does it. I think
all the time, "what if my baby is born
with some sort of defect or problem?" it
doesn't mean i'd love him/her any less or
regret having him/her, just that we all
want our children to be as healthy and
happy as possible.
I'd imagine it's only natural to worry
about those things.
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Posted: 02-09-06 13:59pm
lalee
wrote:
i know what you mean about
the worrying... And i'm sure everyone
does it. I think all the time, "what if
my baby is born with some sort of defect
or problem?" it doesn't mean i'd love
him/her any less or regret having him/her,
just that we all want our children to be
as healthy and happy as possible.
I'd imagine it's only natural to worry
about those things.
another thing that also bothers me is that
I dont know if it is because I wonder
about it so much that I had a bad dream
about having my baby at 4mths and somehow
the baby lived but he had 4 arms and could
not sit or anything as he got older he had
to be strapped to a chair it really scares
me I know it sounds crazy!!(what do you
think)
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Posted: 02-09-06 14:08pm
Everyone has freaky baby dreams. I'm at
24 weeks and last week I dreamed that my
baby was born at 24 weeks and the baby
wasn't going to make it without some kind
of donation from my husband but I couldn't
find him anywhere. Hmmm come to think
of it, never mind, it probably was worry
that gave you the freaky preggo dream.
Now that I analyze mine, it definitely
corresponds with a worry that I have
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Lalee
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Posted: 02-09-06 14:13pm
I haven't had any of the weird dreams yet,
but I read (i think somewhere on this
forum) that someone dreamed they had
puppies. Lol that's a little weird.
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