x0x011
Experienced User
Female
363 posts since July 10th, 2005
Experienced User
Female
363 posts since July 10th, 2005
Easy going, open minded.
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For sure an eating disorder will have negative effects on a pregnancy. In the first trimester the fetus needs the essential nutrients to begin to develop properly. Later on in the pregnancy the fetus needs to gain weight. Mom's with eating disorders often have preterm babies, or babies with low birth weight.
Developmental problems such as cerebral... more
3.2 cm is perfectly clear at our hospital.
We consider less than 2cm to be low, otherwise we don't even comment. Especially at 18-20 weeks the placenta still has a lot of time to move away from the OS.
We consider less than 2cm to be low, otherwise we don't even comment. Especially at 18-20 weeks the placenta still has a lot of time to move away from the OS.
They will follow you up in a few weeks or in the third trimester. There is a good chance that the placenta will be completely clear of the os as your uterus grows.
you should have an ultrasound done. this will be able to tell you if the lump is truely a lymph node and whether is has characteristics of a benign lesion or if biopsy is warranted. at this time they should also check your thyroid. fullness in the nexk or throat and swallowing issues can sometimes be caused by the thyroid
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they sound like normal reactive lymph nodes.
tender is good.
painless lumps are of more concern, especially if they are hard or really fixed.
they sound like normal reactive lymph nodes.
tender is good.
painless lumps are of more concern, especially if they are hard or really fixed.
One thing that you have to understand is that there will always be some technical differences between ultrasound exams due to different sonographer scanning abilities and machine quality.
"It says that the nodule on my right lobe( which is described as mixed cystic and solid as it was a year ago but at the same exact place by a different radiologi... more
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