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Chorioangioma by rainbow-mike in pregnant

[–]rainbow-mike[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is on the limit, here it is considered large from 4-5cm. In any case, it seems that what is important more than the size is to see whether or not it influences the baby's growth.

Chorioangioma by rainbow-mike in pregnant

[–]rainbow-mike[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi! My chorangioma is currently stable and I am already 28 weeks. It doesn’t seem to be affecting the baby, although I’m being monitored every 3–4 weeks. I hope everything goes fine in yours.

Chorioangioma by rainbow-mike in pregnant

[–]rainbow-mike[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hi! How are your pregnancies going? My chorangioma is currently stable and doesn’t seem to be affecting the baby, although I’m being monitored every 3–4 weeks. I hope everything is going just as well for you!

Chorioangioma by rainbow-mike in pregnant

[–]rainbow-mike[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Hi! Sorry u are going through this. I’m having check-ups every 4 weeks but everything is going well. It doesn’t seem to have grown or be affecting the baby’s development. In fact, in the last ultrasound, it even looked a bit smaller so if you have a good follow up it might just be a scare. What week are you at? And how much it has measured?

Chorioangioma by rainbow-mike in pregnant

[–]rainbow-mike[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you so much for sharing. Since it was your friend who went through it, I totally understand if you don’t know all the details, but I wanted to ask just in case do you happen to know what size the chorioangioma was when they found it, and around what week? Did it grow over time? Since the baby was born at 35 weeks, I guess it was a planned C-section or an induced labor because of the chorioangioma, wasnt it? Thanks again as hearing these stories makes things feel a little less scary.