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High blood flow through umbilical cord
Hi I am 36 weeks pregnant. As per my latest ultrasound the doctor found that there is little bit high blood flow to baby through the umbilical cord. Flow is not that much, just the baseline high. What problems are associated with this? They are going to monitor the baby closely. Baby movement is okay. Baby moves a lot.
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Consult with the ultrasound reports.
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U mean resistance to flow is High?? Need the correct details of the Ultrasound findings to help you understand your situation
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Please share your reports. As long as blood flow to baby is there and it is forward flow then it's okay but if there is resistance to blood flow it needs to be checked
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