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Re: Now Really Worried

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 31 Oct 2002 11:53:40 -0600 (CST)


A lot of things can cause your belly to change size from day to day. Some examples are fluid intake and retention, gas, how much you eat (and what kinds of foods), and believe it or not even whether you are doing a lot of sitting instead of walking around a lot. It all sounds a bit crazy, but in the early months you'll feel huge some days and small the others. As the baby gets bigger and starts moving its position, you're belly will continue to look different from day to day. Just wait until the baby feels and looks like it's trying to come out one side so you have a huge lump on one side and almost flat on the other! I'm not a doctor so I can't tell you if anything is wrong, but belly size changing and the shape changing seems to be fairly normal (or at least it was for me in my pregnancies). Good luck!

At Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Gayle wrote: >
>At Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Gayle wrote: >
>>I know I'm going to sound paranoid, but I had two previous very early miscarriages (chemical pg) and am
>>now 13 weeks into this pg. I began protruding rather early and for the
>>last week or two actually looked pregnant to those who don't know me. It
>>seemed my uterus had risen above the pubic bone. Last night I noticed
>>that I suddenly didn't look very pregnant. Also, my weight this month
>>has not increased. (My appetite has decreased this month.) So, is it
>>normal to look really pg one day and then seem to "deflate" another day?
>>If it is normal, is there a logical explanation for this? I'm a bit
>>worried that something has gone wrong. (We have not yet heard the hb...
>>hopefully will at next week's appt. We did see it on u/s at 7 weeks.)
>>Thanks, Gayle
>
>Sorry, wait for your Dr's appointment.
>
>--
>Alicia M. Lapidus M.D.
>
>Gosh, from Dr. Lapidus' reply, it sounds as though something is
>terribly wrong! My next appointment isn't for another week. Should I
>call my OB now regarding this?
>






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