59 mm biparietal diameter fetus 24 weeks is it normal?
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That is perfectly normal.   Check out this link  http://www.med.upenn.edu/fetus/gestage.html
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Under normal circumstances, the amount of amniotic fluid you have increases until the beginning of your third trimester. It generally peaks at 34 weeks, at which point you may carry about a quart of it. After that, it gradually diminishes until you give birth.
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There's a big difference in 30 to 35 weekers. I think the 30 weekers would be really small, maybe their skin is a bit more red, maybe translucent a bit. Pretty small, too. I can't remember exactly what weeks age everyone is but I work in an office with premie docs and those babies are really tiny.
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Its normal\nbut all aches and pains should be mentioned to your doctor at your OB check ups
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this question should not even be here.\n\nBTW...Hi Pregow!
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GOOD!\nBTW-beautiful baby!!!
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My son was almost 7 weeks early. Came out just 4.5 lbs and fit in the palm of my hand. He had to stay in hospital NICU for over 2 weeks before we could bring him home. It's now been over two years, and he's healthy and fine and average size (not small). He did seem to be a bit behind in his baby development milestones, but the gap seems shorter now. We don't anticipate his early entry to the world to have any effect on his adulthood. In fact, since having him, we've met many outstanding adults who say they were very small preemies.
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28 is average, so 38 sounds normal.  They are regular!  Don't worry about it, girl!  :)
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37 weeks is considered full term.  Most babies do great at this time.  I have two girls both born at 34 weeks, no complications what so ever, it was through cesarian due to Proteinuria, preeclampsia, gestational diabetes and contractions. Before They did anything they made several 4d ultrasounds, since lungs were developed they injected steriods so they could develope.  But your baby should be fully developed after 36 weeks. Your doctor knows what's best for you and you should trust him.
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i lost one of my twins at 13.5 weeks and my daughter was born healthy.  as long as they were in their own amniotic sacs i dont think there would be a prob.  did your dr tell you what to be concerned about?  call him and tell him your concerns.
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nope .....we had twins i must have a shoe box full of pictures and we have two heathy boys.  Having twins is a high risk pregnancy and we had to go like every 2 weeks to get ultrasound.
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sounds like your prego
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Having my first baby.
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You can't decide it considering the birth of your first child. Don't fret, go to a doc and get it checked and all. Movement usually starts around 3 months, but it isnt necessary that you be the same as others.So, pls go to a gynaec.
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7 or 8 weeks generally.
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Dr. is just checking to make sure that there isn't a problem, you and baby are probably fine.  There is still time to turn from breech, they often don't settle head down for another month or so. \n\nMy littlest was in the 95th percentile too- for his head size!  (ow)  He was 8lbs 15oz.  \n\nYou will get more info from the high risk perinatologist.  It's just a precaution.  5% of babies are bigger than yours, which is still thousands of kids.  You also may be further along than they think.\n\nAll the best!
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Hi manoboylook2006,\nFirst I'd have to ask how do you know it's 8cm? And yes please tell her to see her doctor. Good Luck: Blueladybug