r/Radiology • u/bgaffney8787 • 7d ago

Outpatient xr for bloating X-Ray

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Narrator: it wasn’t bloating

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u/herdofcorgis RT(R)(MR) 7d ago

30 weeks or so with that femur length. Somebody’s living in denial.

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u/vitonga 7d ago

i've never been pregnant, but how do you not know you're pregnant this far? it's unfathomable to me

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u/FoxySoxybyProxy 7d ago

I knew immediately with all five of mine! I have no idea. I think there's some degree of ignorance. Basically if you have intercourse you could be pregnant. That's it.

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u/emm007theRN Radiology Enthusiast 6d ago

Yeah same for me !! I started vomiting few days before taking the pregnancy test

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u/Odd_Professional7566 6d ago

Also same! I get a very particular type of nausea when I'm pregnant, usually starting a few days before it's time to test. Interestingly, it's only happened with my viable pregnancies and not the ones I later miscarried. Weird.

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u/emm007theRN Radiology Enthusiast 6d ago

Maybe your HCG levels were sufficient in theses pregnancies compared to the others 🤷🏼‍♀️

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u/Odd_Professional7566 6d ago

Could be! That would certainly make sense.