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Hypoplastic nasal bone in 18 weeks

2020-07-28 13:07:13
I had an early anomaly scan in 18 weeks. In the scan baby has hypoplastic nasal bone of 1.4 mm. My NT scan, Double marker test all are negative. Also baby doesn't have any other health issues in the anomaly scan, completely healthy. Is this a serious issue? Can I continue pregnancy? How we rectify this? Also I have thick placenta of 3.8 cm, will this affect my pregnancy?(Blood flow to baby is fine as per anomaly scan)
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I will suggest NIPT or amniocentesis.. See a fetal medicine specialist Connect for more details and information here Go to my website Www.familygynaec.com For articles on pregnancy advice Blog section YouTube channel Dr Harita Kothia videos

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