mama d
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Hi ladies - I had my 20 weeks ultrasound on Monday and the baby looked absolutely perfect, measuring right on track. Unfortunately they found that I have a circumvallate placenta. The doctor didn't really make a big deal of it and just said that we would have to watch it. But stupid me, I googled it. And now I'm petrified. 
Anybody have any experience with this situation? From what I read it can result in a few different things: growth restriction, placental abruption, lack of nutrients/oxygen to the baby. I have read many success stories as well. But I'm just curious if anyone else is dealing with this and what they're doctors suggested. I'll go back at 24 weeks for another scan but I just hate the waiting.
Oh, and I should note that I had a VERY large hematoma prior to this in the first tri. Not sure if it's related.
Thanks!

Anybody have any experience with this situation? From what I read it can result in a few different things: growth restriction, placental abruption, lack of nutrients/oxygen to the baby. I have read many success stories as well. But I'm just curious if anyone else is dealing with this and what they're doctors suggested. I'll go back at 24 weeks for another scan but I just hate the waiting.
Oh, and I should note that I had a VERY large hematoma prior to this in the first tri. Not sure if it's related.
Thanks!