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Same story as Xfinity for the two I know who dealt with this. One went over a week past her due date and had a 10 lb baby boy! The other had a healthy baby girl via c section. Good luck. Hopefully the additional monitoring will provide reassurance instead of anxiety.

I had SUA with my first. Outside of a ton of growth ultrasounds, two feta echocardiograms, and being evaluated by a pediatric cardiologist immediately upon birth (some of her fetal echo numbers came back sketchy), she was born full term at 7 lbs, 10 oz and has zero issues. She is now a happy and thriving almost three year old! I remember the stress and anxiety clearly though. Wishing you and your babies the best!

My daughter had this and it was hard to get info. We had a fetal echocardiogram and additional growth ultrasounds. She was born vaginally full term and weighed 1 lb more than my first. I found some Drs had very dramatic stats and some literally said its no big deal, this puts you at no more risk.

From what I understood if SUA is seen in isolation, no other abnormalities seen on ultrasound, then risks of any congenital defect, low birth weight, etc are very low. It's just that in some congenital defects, SUA is one of many growth problems that occur, so when you look at some studies percentages of major problems can look very high. But most of those are chromosomal abnormalities where multiple defects would be detected on ultrasound.