bloominroses: thanks for the advice. i am now in my 20th week and have just had my scan. all looked good on the scan (baby size was spot on) and as you said no mention of my initial score.
i may keep this in mind and bring it up with the OB in my next appointments just so it isnt 'forgotten' about.

At your 20 week scan was everything fine? it is a bit concerning that they didnt mention the low results i got at the 12 week scan.
At my 20 week scan, the only things that were mentioned was that the Dr/Ultrasound Specialist noticed a teeny white dot on DS' heart and that he was measuring small. She then went on to emphasise though that she wouldn't have mentioned either of these issues in a normal situation but because I was so concerned about the possibility of a genetic abnormality after my Low Papp-A score, she thought it best to tell me since the little dot could have been another marker although the chances were slight.

No mention of my Low Papp-A score or the fact that my baby was measuring small BECAUSE of that. Instead I ended up with a lot of blood loss during my 4 hour labour/birth experience and a son who had to remain in SCN for 6 weeks until he reached 2kgs and could suck feed on his own.

Sorry if I sound a bit bitter/harsh etc... I just found out the link between Low Papp-A and DS' premature birth and low birthweight after 2 other BB members who are much more knowledgeable than me with all of this stuff, explained what my birth report actually meant. There was some really scary, not-so-pleasant stuff on there that could all be traced back to the low score which I won't get into in this thread as it may be disturbing to some so again: Please just ensure that you are comfortable that you are receiving the best preventative care possible throughout your pregnancy and that your care providers take any of your concerns seriously.

S xo