I really regret not buying everything on the list at once. Tomorrow, stung like a bee, I'll be runni…

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I really regret not buying everything on the list at once. Tomorrow, stung like a bee, I'll be running to stores from morning to buy it all—the story repeats itself. Today was good for SGRP, but GDN was discovered completely by chance. The scar seems normal for now, 2.8. I went to the day clinic, they recorded the CTG, asked about complaints, and I said my underwear is constantly wet. I suspect leakage. They sent me for an ultrasound. All of this came up during the perinatal period. In my last pregnancy, GDN was detected late, and I gave birth at 39 weeks and 3 days with a weight of 2200g. At least she's healthy. I hope the blood flows can normalize or at least stop worsening. I really don't want to separate from my daughter for long, but common sense still remains.
Today I'm feeling some weird kicks and pushes, like right in my pubic bone. When I sat down, it felt…
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yuliya
This happened to me with my daughter too! They put her on bed rest at 35 weeks and sent us to the city for a consultation. Naturally, I only had my exchange card with me, then relatives took over everything :)
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Kochukov Aleksandr
yuliya How long were you there? Or until the birth?
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yuliya
yuliya They sent me for an ultrasound, and after checking, they said the baby weighed 1700g ±40g. They recommended immediate delivery that same day and performed an emergency C-section. There was also GDN (umbilical cord entanglement, leading to oxygen deprivation for the baby) and SZRП. I gave birth to my daughter weighing 1700g, and both of us were discharged home 11 days later.)
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Anya
yuliya Hello. Could you please tell me at what indicators you were diagnosed with FGR?
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Kochukov Aleksandr
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Anya
yuliya Thank you so much for your reply.
I also have a little baby, but they are monitoring me. Today they found some abnormalities in the right uterine artery. But they told me to just keep an eye on it and wait for the screening between 34-36 weeks.
My younger son was born full-term at 2620g/47cm, head circumference 31cm, chest circumference 30cm. Before birth, the ultrasound showed he was measuring small, around 35/36 weeks. However, my husband and I are genetically small, so it's unclear what caused it. My younger son's blood flow and placenta were normal. Now they are just monitoring me a bit more closely.

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Kochukov Aleksandr
yuliya This can be due to constitutional factors or issues with blood flow, etc. My husband and I aren't large either. But the tendency towards IUGR starting from week 30 has happened a second time. In my first pregnancy, the baby was tiny, but she started gaining weight quickly after birth. Incidentally, my blood tests also indicated a risk of FGR.
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Anya
yuliya So we also have a tendency towards small. At 28 weeks, the lag was 9 days and the weight was on the 15th percentile. Now the lag is 7 days, and the weight is on the 22nd percentile, so everything seems fine, but there's the blood flow in the right artery. The doctor said it's only slightly impaired, so it might be the cause, or it might not be. We just need to monitor it.
My current risk is 1 in 124. Although it says the risk is low, it's clearly borderline.

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