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I just rented a doppler. I waited until the next dr. appointment in order to be sure that she could find it with the doppler so I wont freak out when I get my doppler, and cant find the baby. I know what you are feeling about being scared and wanted to have security at your hands but, I think getting one now for you, at 9 weeks, will only make you worry more. I know that you may not want to hear it but I'm only thinking of you as I understand what you are feeling. Even now at 18 weeks, i told myself before I rented the doppler (i got it last friday) that I shouldnt freak out if I couldnt find it. But he's big enough now that I can.
Hi. I am 9 weeks also.. and to my knowledge I do not have a tilted uterus.. and I still cannot find my baby's heartbeat. I have been abnormally calm with this pregnancy so I went ahead and ordered mine early. But am not freaking out or calling the doctor because I cant find the heartbeat. So unless you know that you can stay calm and not freak out about not finding it.. then I would recommend that you dont get it until later in your pregnancy.
My doctor told me that it can be hard to hear the heartbeat with a tilted uterus. I have not heard my baby's heartbeat, but go to the doctor next week to hear it. I have a very tilted uterus, so I will see next week.
I get my doppler on Friday. How do you like it? I ordered the same one as you - was it hard to find the heartbeat at first? Do you hear the baby moving around with it too? Happy week 19 :) Oh and happy belated birthday :)
It seems like from what you have said I probably will go without a doppler. I will have an ultrasound at twenty weeks anyway, so I think that will put my mind to ease. Plus, to be honest I'm really just terrified about getting through the first trimester. I feel like if I make it to about fifteen weeks with no spotting or cramping than I will make it to the nine months with no problems. I know that fifteen weeks is three weeks beyond the first trimester, but last time I miscarried it took my body three weeks to figure it out. I need to focus on other things and enjoy life right now. Time will fly through the holidays and that's good.
I have a tilted uterus too. My doctor said that after the first trimester, the ever growing uterus tilts itself into the correct position. Have you heard that?