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3.5mm Neuchal Fold at 15 weeks

2025-03-26 10:51:37
We did scan at 15 weeks 1 day , previously our NIPT was low risk , NT value was 0.9mm . In this scan Neuchal Fold is 3.5mm Nasal bone length is 3.5 mm Does that mean by 20th week neuchal fold might increase to more than 6mm . Is there a chance of abnormality in a baby.?
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Answered2025-03-29 05:26:54

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No no, this is completely normal. At 15 weeks nuchal fold thickness is said to be normal if it is below 6mm
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Get your routine anomaly scan done at 20 weeks. Relax mama, your baby is doing well.

Answered2025-03-29 01:36:21

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