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due dec5 th

I see all these women saying my baby weighs this n that n I'm curious did your doctors just tell you? Cause I only had 3 ultra sounds and they said I won't have anymore. My last was at 20 weeks.. and they never said how much she weighed they just said her measurements were good and she was growing good.. but I wanna know how much she weighs plus I thought your supposed to have one towards the end..?
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Just ask the doctor next time you go in. They keep records and he will be able to tell you. Don't worry hun!
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That's what my doctor said. So I guess I should be happy they aren't doing one cause she's growing good n there is no problems. Well thanks ladies.
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Here, it is normal to get the last USG at 20 weeks. And you only get  3 unless there are worries about baby's growth. Like, if you're diagnosed with GDM or your fundal height doesn't match gestational age, or there are questions re. baby movements.

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I get an ultrasound at every appointment and my doctor tells me his weight. I think its based off doctor preferance and insureance coverage.
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Right I read a lot but these women know exactly how much their baby weighs n I wanna know lol
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Im due dec 5th Also
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Ur baby should be about 5 or more pounds
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??  Anyone? Plz
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