Hi - I posted this initially on the multiples board but thought i might get more responses here.
At my 20 week growth scan the doctor noticed that Baby A had a velamentous cord insertion and while the baby had the appropriate measurements for 20 weeks, there could be issues down the road due to not getting enough nutrients from the placenta (bec the cord is not positioned properly). When i went for my 22 week doctor visit (which was just a quick sonogram to check cervical length and heartbeats), the doctor noted that Baby A is visibly smaller than Baby B.
i'm hoping that Baby A is just smaller relative to Baby B but still within normal growth range but i wont know until they do the 24 week growth scan. Anyone else have any experience with this type of issue?