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25 Weeks Pregnant. Ultrasound Shows Baby Has Small Stomach Bubble. What To Do?

Hi Dr
Im at 25 weeks ... the ultrasound showed that my baby have small stomch bubble and ecery things are ok( heart ..kidney..lungs and amniotic flued are normal)..and i will have onther ultrasound after 2 weeks
Im warry..what are the side effects of this condition of my baby.? And what to do in this situation..im sorry.my language is not perfect because im Arabian ..thanx alot
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
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As the amniotic fluid levels are normal, I would suggest that you get a second opinion from an experienced sonologist and with a very good resolution. If the size of the stomach bubble does not increase even after 45 minutes of sonogram, then, it is considered abnormal. Congenital anomalies should be excluded, though the outcome in about half of the cases may be normal with a second sonogram showing the normal size. Please consult a perinatologist in consultation with your gynecologist. Wish you safe motherhood.
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25 Weeks Pregnant. Ultrasound Shows Baby Has Small Stomach Bubble. What To Do?

Hi, As the amniotic fluid levels are normal, I would suggest that you get a second opinion from an experienced sonologist and with a very good resolution. If the size of the stomach bubble does not increase even after 45 minutes of sonogram, then, it is considered abnormal. Congenital anomalies should be excluded, though the outcome in about half of the cases may be normal with a second sonogram showing the normal size. Please consult a perinatologist in consultation with your gynecologist. Wish you safe motherhood.