Re: excessive uterus growth during pregnancy

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you either 1) have a fibroid (benign growth of the uterus) or 2) you are obese or 3) there is too much amniotic fluid (which should have been seen on hte ultrasound easily)

This has been happening my >entire pregnancy. I have had ultrasounds and e4verything seems to be
>fine. As well as blood, urine tests. My AFP came back fine as well.
>
>The doctor doesn't seem to be concerned but I am going every 2 weeks so
>they can monitor it.
>
>Is there any danger in this. I don't look like I'm 27 weeks
>pregnant..so that could be a good thing.

or 4) you are being measured incorrectly >
>Thanks,
>Alisa

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