Single Umbilical Artery

Aww, I understand how scary it must feel reading that report, a few of us mum friends have gotten unexpected findings during detail scans juga and the worry is real. Single umbilical artery (SUA) is actually more common than you'd think, and many babies with SUA are born completely healthy without any issues at all. Definitely have a proper sit-down conversation with your doctor or obstetrician to understand what this means for your pregnancy specifically, they'll check if there are any other markers they need to monitor and give you the full picture, which will help ease your mind so much more than anything I can say. In the meantime, try to be gentle with yourself; detecting it early is actually good because your medical team can keep a closer eye, and honestly most pregnancies with SUA go smoothly. Sending you a hug, this waiting period between scans is the hardest part, but you're doing everything right by staying informed.