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Developing single umbilical artery later

2024-12-04 12:11:36
My first pregnancy had Single umbilical artery and a hemivertebra due to which we had to terminate it.. I am again pregnant.. During NT scan of 12 weeks everything came normal and my umbilical cord has 2 arteries and 1 vein which is normal.. My fear is can the normal umbilical cord under develop and will I get single umbilical artery again in 16 weeks.. Please help
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Answered2024-12-08 08:42:25

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Since your umbilical cord has developed two arteries , it wont change again
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No it cannot

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