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I measured 2 weeks behind at 33 weeks of pregnancy with fundal height measurements. worried?
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Within normal: Two weeks is a normal plus minus for gestation age. Talk to your OB to ensure that that the baby is growing normally. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 2/5/2020
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