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Re: 14 weeks and fundal height very highFrom: William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun, 7 Apr 2002 11:31:50 -0500 (CDT)
At Wed, 3 Apr 2002, Michelle wrote: > >I am 14 weeks and 2 days pregnant. I am almost 100% sure of my dates. >LMP was December 19, 2001 and I have 31 day cycles. I am 32 years old >and about 35lbs overweight for my body size/type. I was charting my >cycles and temperature before we got pregnant for b/c. > >We went to the midwife last night for a checkup and to hear the baby's >heartbeat. I have been able to feel the baby move for about 2 weeks >now. She looked for the heartbeat very low down near my pubic bone and >could not find anything after searching for about five minutes. I asked >why I could feel the baby move higher and why I'm starting to show >higher, is it my intestines, my bowels or ?? so she lubed up the Doppler >again and tried just under my bellybutton. Sure enough we heard a very >strong heart beat betweeen 140-150 bmp. > >She told us that she thinks either I'm further along by a month or that >we may be carrying multiples. I have never used fertility drugs and we >got pregnant unintentionally on our first "not worrying about if we did >get pregnant" month. > >Could there be another cause of the baby being so high other than >multiples? I'm so sure of my dates that I'd bet on them. Our midwife >scheduled an ultrasound but we can't get in for two weeks and I'm a >little stressed out not knowing what's going on. > >Any help anyone can provide would be awesome. Michelle those are the two most common scenarios. Also ovarian cysts and uterine fibroids.
-- William F. von Almen, II, MD, FACOG Chairman, Editorial Advisory Board Pregnancy and Birth Section Private Practice New Orleans, La.
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