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9th Month pregnancy
Hello sir
My sister Edd date showing in scan 28th Mar but the doctor gave date is 22nd Mar hence my concern is when I have to go to hospital can I go in between 22nd to 28th or Pls revert
And today the doctor said me to do CTG SCAN
Why ctg scan is needed and is this important..
may I know is der any blood tests or scanning on 9th Month
And sir mam or sir can I ask to doctor to be my delevary or sceziarian generally when they will tell about delevery Pls let me know this is her 1st pregnancy
Thanks
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The date of delivery will be according to last period or 1st scan...other sonography dates don't matter
CTG is done in 9th month to see baby's heartbeat and moments
She should get a complete blood count done at this stage
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If fetal movement are normal, wait till your date and even after 5 days you can wait, pain will starts then you can go to hospital. If presentations of fetus is head below or cephalic pressentation
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