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Gestational sac has consistently measured 1-2 wk behind baby. baby growing normally according to dates with a good hb. worrying? space to grow?
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GS size: GS size correlates very poorly with dates, so I would not worry much so long as the baby CRL continues good growth. Obviously it's not possible to say more online; just keep up with your regular visits, and keep good communication with your doctor.
Answered 10/27/2015
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