2014 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.
After six months, they use xray instead of ultrasound. From what I've seen/read, that's about the only difference in the way it's treated. How it's treated will depend on the severity of it. Things like double nappies don't help after a young age. I know someone who's child wasn't diagnosed until about 8-9 months (from memory) but her treatment was exactly the same as DD1's who was diagnosed at 7 weeks.
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Thanks hun, I was hoping you'd see this. X-ray hey, bummer. Better speak to dad...
2014 BellyBelly RAK Recipient.
I was told that the x-ray shows more after six months than the ultrasound, so that's why they prefer to use it.
Could be absolutely nothing....
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Probably isNo other signs or markers. But I worry anyway... That's our job right??
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