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Bilateral Choroid plexus cyst
My wife is 20 weeks pregnant. We took anomaly scan yesterday. The report says that "choroid plexus cyst in both lateral ventricle. 9.2*9.2 mm and 7.1*7.1mm". Doctor told that this should disappear in the 7th week scan since the first trimester screening is negative 1:100000. We are so much worried regarding this😢. Should we take any other blood tests now to confirm that everything is normal? Please suggest 🙏
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Repeat scan after 15days
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Dont worry need follow up usg as advised by your doc. Most of the time it disappears and not harm baby’s brain
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Connect please
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Kindly connect for consultation. I will have to explain this in detail to you
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
If the dual test is screen negative
Isolated finding of choroid plexus cyst is of no significance
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