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Correct time for Anomaly scan

2023-01-27 08:08:22
There is a slight confusion with the actual week when the anomaly scan has to be carried out. As per my first sonography I am 17weeks pregnant but as per my LMP I am around 19weeks pregnant (LMP- 17.9.2022). So which date has to be considered for carrying out the anomaly scan. The LMP week or the week given by initial sonography reports?
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Answered2023-01-27 09:21:42

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Anytime between 18 - 22 weeks

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Need few details Kindly consult

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Can help you, kindly provide me detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Answered2023-01-29 05:17:31

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as per LMP

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According to LMP DATES

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Should be done in 19 to 20wks Approximately 5th month

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Anomaly scan should be done for know the anatomical structure of fetus and some congenital disease relate with the body.
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Anomaly scan generally done in the second trimester around 18 to 22 week .
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please do any anomaly scan after consultation of doctor.

Answered2023-01-27 08:36:58

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LMP week

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11wk

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