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NT scan doubt
Good Evening doctors, my last LMP was Jan 20th 2020. on April 1st I have done a normal scan and by that time my gestational age is 10 weeks 2 days. But in that scan, the impression is single live intrauterine gestation of about 10 weeks 4 days maturity. Again on April 16th I have NT scan and there the impression found is 12 weeks 3 days maturity same as the gestational age. My query is before scan maturity is 2 days ahead and now it has gone equal with gestational age. Is everything fine with the baby. Or what happens if gradually maturity decreases? M worried.
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Dr. Dhivya R
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22 yrs exp
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Nothing to worry
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Dr. A Tamilselvi
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Your scan finding is normal. Nothing to worry.
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