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AÇ lagging by 2 weeks, in 29 weeks
Today my wife's first growth scan was done she is 29 week pregnant, everything comes fine but AÇ iş lagging by 2 weeks, how can this be covered ? Is there is anything to worry about ? What should be next step?
Doppler is also fine.
BPD: 73.5 mm corresponding to 29 weeks
HC: 277.9 mm corresponding to 30 weeks
Femur length : 55.2 mm corresponding to 29 week
Ac : 228.2mm corresponding to 27weeks
Feral weight : 1207/+-176 gm(14.4 percentile)
Normal colour flow and spectral Trace noted
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Nothing to worry much.
It indicates growth retardation, which will cover by
diet rich in protein, iron, calsium and vitamins.
Take plenty of fluids
Fresh fruits and vegetables.
Adequate sleep.
Positive attitude.
Avoid stress.
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