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NT scan is the nuchal translucency scan. They do an ultrasound to look for a nasal bone, look at the spine, and measure a pocket of fluid at the back of the neck to check the risk for Down's Syndrome. It's elective unless there's a history. I elected to have one, just for my peace of mind. Not that I was worried for Down's, but just because I've been losing weight and not eating, I wanted to make sure baby was ok. Everything is fine and baby is actually measuring pretty big for now. They didn't change my due date again, they just think baby is bigger, not older. Lol. So he/she is doing fine. I've lost a total of 12 pounds now and I'm 13 weeks 3...almost 4 days. We found out the gender with both boys, but hubby doesn't want to find out with this one. It will KILL me! Haha! I'm an impatient person when it comes to this. But I'll let him have this one. I'm going to have the tech right down the gender and put it in a sealed envelope and keep it at home so if he changes his mind I can rip that sucker open! Lol
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Blog: http://youngmommaliving.blogspot.com/
Blog: http://youngmommaliving.blogspot.com/
Blog: http://youngmommaliving.blogspot.com/
Blog: http://youngmommaliving.blogspot.com/
Blog: http://youngmommaliving.blogspot.com/
thank you!! I always find out super early! I found out at 3 weeks 3 days with this one! Lol. Super excited and happy!!!
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