I’m currently nearly 23 weeks pregnant and had my scan at 20 (+1) weeks. I was told baby was measuring well and she looks great. I’ve since spoken to a midwife and a consultant about a complication I have which was discovered on my 20 week scan and has made me a high risk pregnancy. The sonographer, midwife and consultant have all given me different information about this complication each saying my placenta is in a slightly different place. I was hoping to read the scan notes myself, but haven’t received these. I have an online notes system called My Pregnancy Notes, but find not all information is added to this.
Has anyone had a similar experience? Where did you find/were you given your 20 week scan notes?
Thanks
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They usually hand you your notes at the end of the appointment in my experience? You can go back to the hospital and request access copy of the scan

Check inside your yellow pregnancy wallet thingy, I had no idea that they've been adding all my results to it, like I knew they were adding notes etc but not actual documents.. only just realised I have all my scan results in there last week 🫣😂

Is it that you have a low lying placenta?

It moves up the bigger your uterus gets, 20weeks is way too early to know where it’s going to end up! Don’t worry!
You’ll have another scan to confirm where it is, to check it’s not covering the ‘internal OS’ (your cervix) is what it will say on the scan report!

This does seem a bit odd, I have a very slightly low lying placenta and I was told exactly how much at the scan (0.7cm) and booked in for my next scan to check at 28 weeks. Have they booked you in for another scan? Like others have said, it’s highly likely to move, but it’s definitely good to know what the score is!
What was your recovery like? How much help and support did you need for the first few weeks?
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and I’ve had severe like cramp/braxtons for the last two hours, I was on my ball for a little bit for pelvic pain but it feels like really really tight braxtons but more to the bottom of my stomach with some cramp pain, my braxtons have never caused me pain and have always been situated just at the top of my ribs but this feels completely diff, it’s kind of on and off but definitely causing me a lot of discomfort 🥲any help on what it could be
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How accurate have peoples growth scans been? I had a scan at 40+1 and they said the baby is measuring 8.15lb! At 36 weeks she was measuring 6.2lb, so this seems like a massive jump! From the 43rd percentile to 95th! Those who were told they were having big babies, were they born big? I'm only 4'11ft, husband is 6ft and all his family were big babies😭😂
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I’m 14 days post partum and just wondering whether anyone has experienced anything similar so my lochia had calmed down next to nothing and then all of a sudden yesterday I had quite a lot of bleeding it slowed down and I went to triage they said they weren’t concerned. I woke up this morning with a little bit of blood on my sanitary towel but when I went to wipe it’s like a blood bath down there again. Anybody else experiencing this?
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I currently see an OB in Tarzana, CA. I can honestly say I’ve always felt he’s an intelligent man with amazing bedside manner. I had an unplanned c-section November 2022 and have baby #2 on the way in February 2027. My c-section was because my babies cord was wrapped around his neck four times. I did my research and I’d be a great candidate for TOLAC/VBAC. I’ve also viewed Reddit forums where many women have had supportive OB’s that welcome trying. My OB says he can perform it, but makes me feel foolish for wanting to attempt it. Saying that a uterine rupture is harmful to me and detrimental to the baby (death). The fear being instilled in me prevents me from wanting to do this very thing I feel I deserve to experience. However, that very entitlement makes me wonder if I’ll regret attempting it if something goes wrong.
Can anyone share their experience and maybe suggest an OB that was supportive in or near Tarzana, CA?

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I’m currently nearly 23 weeks pregnant and had my scan at 20 (+1) weeks. I was told baby was measuring well and she looks great. I’ve since spoken to a midwife and a consultant about a complication I have which was discovered on my 20 week scan and has made me a high risk pregnancy. The sonographer, midwife and consultant have all given me different information about this complication each saying my placenta is in a slightly different place. I was hoping to read the scan notes myself, but haven’t received these. I have an online notes system called My Pregnancy Notes, but find not all information is added to this.
Has anyone had a similar experience? Where did you find/were you given your 20 week scan notes?
Thanks
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