Did you go in labor early when baby was measuring ahead?

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It’s my first pregnancy and baby has been measuring 3 weeks ahead, I’m now 33 weeks and finding it almost impossible to walk I just feel completely bruised down there and a lot of pressure. 
Do you think I will go into labor early or does baby measuring ahead have no effect?

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No,  measuring ahead is not an indication of early labor.

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Measured 3 weeks ahead from 20 weeks onwards. Had to be induced. She was actually 7lb 10oz, she had a big head and was long which threw off the weight estimate.

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My baby measured five weeks ahead the whole time. They never changed my due date and I had to be induced. He only ended up being 7 pounds. Just really long and skinny.

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My baby & my belly always measured 2-3 weeks ahead and I was induced on my due date.

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technically yes, but only by a few days. i was 39+3 and baby measured 2 weeks ahead from like 30 weeks on.

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Following, my baby is 2 ahead and I'm 32 weeks

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My daughter consistently “measured” 2 weeks ahead and was induced on due date. She was not large after all (7lb5oz)... her measurements were just off because she had a large head (99th percentile) and long femurs, which are two of the main measurements they base those estimates on.

Did you go in labor early when baby was measuring ahead?

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