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20weeks 5th month anamoly scan

2021-11-25 14:02:05
We would like to know whether the report is normal?  Attached the details, we just worried about the presentation -unstable lie..
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Answered2021-11-25 17:39:04

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The anomaly scan shows a normal report. Unstable lie is normal at this period of gestation. Only after 32 weeks we can have a confirmed lie of the baby. So do not worry.  Renal pelvis appears prominent should be followed up postnatally

Answered2021-11-25 14:20:19

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That's normal Position fixes after 36 weeks

Answered2021-11-25 16:22:53

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It's normal.

Answered2021-11-25 15:35:29

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It's normal.at this gestation.  Dnt worry

Answered2021-11-25 15:31:39

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It is a normal finding, dont worry. Unstable lie just means the baby is freely moving as of now , no fixed position! Good luck

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