I know it's extremely rare, but I'm wondering about an u/s tech not seeing a twin on an ultrasound. I'm planning my first homebirth, and I'm 15 weeks pregnant. I know without a doubt when I ovulated because I got pregnant directly after a miscarriage (no period in between) and my hcg levels were tested after the miscarriage to make sure they were down to less than two, and then less than two weeks later they were tested to confirm pregnancy and see if it was viable. The levels were rising very quickly. I had a lot of morning sickness, even though I didn't really have a lot with my son, and I just felt huge. I got a viability u/s at ten weeks and they saw a baby measuring 10w3d, hb 175. I transferred care to a CPM and my first appointment was yesterday. She checked my belly and said I was huge. She said my uterus was very close to my belly button, weeks higher than it usually is. I measured totally normally with my son, never big. She seemed to trust the u/s, though, and didn't think I need another one. Since then, though, I've been freaking out, wondering if they maybe just missed another baby in there. I googled it, and it apparently does happen sometimes, but it's very rare. Has anyone had this experience? I'm very nervously awaiting my 20 week u/s to see what's going on in there!
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