Baby measuring 2 weeks ahead

So I’m 32.5 weeks and had my growth scan ultrasound today for baby and he’s measuring about 2-2.5 weeks ahead so they’re scheduling another growth scan in 3 weeks to check on him.
Is anyone else’s baby measuring this much ahead? Or have your prior babies measured 2 weeks ahead? Does this mean the likelihood of baby coming sooner than my due date is higher? I’m so nervous 🫠
(Also was negative for gestational diabetes)

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My baby is measuring the same. She was 5 pounds and 4oz at my last scan and in the 98th percentile. I’m also really nervous about her being born early. I have my next scan on the 13th and I have a feeling she’s going to be like 7 pounds at her next scan. 😭

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I had this happen too while I was at 29 weeks. It didn’t adjust my due date. I’m now at 35 weeks and he measuring closure to my actual week. It seems to be the ebb and flows of growth according to my doctor who said he’s not concerned

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That happens often. Sometimes babies have growth spurts or sometimes machines are jot very accurate

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My baby is measuring almost 4 weeks ahead at 33 weeks. Already weighing 6lbs. I have fluctuating moderate Poly with no GD but possible insulin resistance

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34 weeks baby is a lil over 6 pounds

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Okay thank you everyone this makes me feel so much better! Maybe my ultrasound tech was having a rough morning because she was making me feel like it was my fault somehow🫠 or saying I have to have gestational diabetes and need to be tested again.
I had my first at 34 weeks and he was fairly big for being early but they never had concerns like she did yesterday🫠

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He’s measuring ahead and I’m also measuring like two weeks ahead! I’ll find out next week if we’re moving up my 36 week scan sooner. I will be 33 weeks tomorrow

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