Hi Jaspen,

I was in exactly the same situation as you with DD's pregnancy. We we told at my 20 week ultrasound that my fluid was at the "low end of normal" and that meant it was hard to get a good ultrasound picture.

Like you, I was completely freaked out by it all, particularly as it was an IVF pregnancy and I had already lost one previous baby to miscarriage. Noone seemed to be able to give me any info and all that I googled seemed to be very bad news. DH kept saying not to worry, because although my fluid was in the low end of normal it was still in the normal range, even if only just.

My OB had me take monthly scans after that, just to make sure it wasn't the result of a leak or anything like that. It staying constant, without decreasing any further, up until my 32 week scan, which revealed that the problem had mysteriously resolved itself and my fluid had increased again to acceptable levels.

My birth was normal and there has never been a healthier baby than DD.

So, after all that worry, the only downside of the whole thing was that I couldn't get a 3D ultrasound because without fluid to contrast the baby with, the picture doesn't turn out!!!

I know it's hard, but try not to worry too much and I'm sure everything is going to be just fine for you.