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Congrats...I am so jealous in a loving kind of way! I am 10 weeks and we have seen the babyBabies and heat rashes Baby feeding patterns and the hb at 8 weeks but I can't wait for my 12 week so I know everything is still okay!
petal88 Female, 32 years United Kingdom Member since Jun 2008
Mood: petal88 22 WEEKS PREGNANT!!!! PRAISE THE LORD!! Journal Entry: "Usual maca shake and pregnacare vits. Cr..." [Read]
, Sep 26, 2008 03:54AM
Thanks amg and sweetangel. Don't worry sweetangel the next 2 weeks will fly in... I cannot believe I am 13 weeks today.. thank the Lord that time has gone quickly.. it is so reassuring to see little one alive and well at end of firstFirst progesterone mc10 First progesterone mc5 First-progesterone vgs 200 First-progesterone vgs 400 trimester. To all ladies waiting on their dating scan- You and your little ones are in my prayers ... x
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, Sep 28, 2008 04:59AM
well i've finally got my appointment for my "12 week " scan through, it's a week on thursday. I'll be just gone 15weeks then but at least i have a date!
Over here you only get a NT scan (as part of the 12 week scan i believe) if over 35, in this area anyway, some policies change in area to area even though its supposed to be a NATIONAL health service.
My sister in law in Korea (where I am from originally) would go to her doctor without appointments every time she feels weird or have concerns . I can't remember how the health care system worked over there, but it was much easier to see doctors. Here in the US, receptionist seems to decide whether I need to see the Dr. or not. There are so many steps to see the Dr.
I can't wait to see my little bean again next week :) Good luck with you scan!!!
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I am having the nuchal translucency scan next Monday and they call it "First look scan" here. My second miscarriage was due to abnomal chromosoms. I am a bit nerous about that...
Over here you only get a NT scan (as part of the 12 week scan i believe) if over 35, in this area anyway, some policies change in area to area even though its supposed to be a NATIONAL health service.
Some have an early scan at around 6-7 weeks due to problems with current or previous pregnancies. I had one due to the previous ectopic, although it was at a later stage in this pregnancy than i was rushed into hospital with the ectopic last time which seems daft.
IT should happen that you have a booking in session with the midwife; medical and family history taken, bloods and urine tested and given info before 12 weeks. Then a dating scan at 12 weeks. Then another midwife appointment at 16 weeks to discuss any results, take blood pressure and test urine again. A detailed scan to look for abnormalities at 25 weeks, check size of abdomen, blood pressure and test urine again. Midwife at 31 weeks (if first time pregnancy) to check size of abdomen, blood pressure and urine, and again at 34 weeks and at 36 weeks (where also check for breech position), and 38 weeks and 40. I know this thanks to the info my midwife gave me.
However for how things really seem to work, see my tracker post on 25th September.
How does it work there?
Let us know how you get on with the scan
My sister in law in Korea (where I am from originally) would go to her doctor without appointments every time she feels weird or have concerns . I can't remember how the health care system worked over there, but it was much easier to see doctors. Here in the US, receptionist seems to decide whether I need to see the Dr. or not. There are so many steps to see the Dr.
I can't wait to see my little bean again next week :) Good luck with you scan!!!