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21st week scan

2023-01-24 07:07:26
My cousin female 35 years old. For her second baby pregnancy. Now 21st week running. In the scan it stated that. Border line increased aminotic fluid. And maternal right kidney noted low lying and appear malrotated. Her height is 148cms, weight is 44 kg, and this is her second pregnancy.
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Connect please

Answered2023-01-24 09:26:30

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Connect please. Attach reports. Go for OGTT test to rule out gestational diabetes

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Rule out diabetes

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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It's ok for amniotic fluid go for gtt at 28 weeks . To rule GDM..

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