Pregnant Skipped Nt Scan Double Marker - I Am 15.3 Weeks And

Pregnant skipped nt scan double marker

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I am 15.3 weeks and missed nt scan and double marker test. I am 31 years old. Please let me know what to do next

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Dr. Ashwini Margale

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do a quadruple marker teat at 16 weeks and an early anomaly scan by 18 weeks

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