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Nt scan and double marker test

2023-02-12 12:18:24
I'm 14 weeks pregnant. I had my nt scan and double marker test done last week. Nt value is 1.72 and double marker tests are normal. Are there any further test required after this. If NT scan and double marker test are normal then are there any further chances of defects in the baby.
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Pls connect for online consultation and advice pls

Answered2023-02-13 04:02:23

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Consultation required for prescription for tests to be done next

Answered2023-02-12 13:47:03

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Better  to  do Quadriple  marker  test  later in second  trimester.

Answered2023-02-12 13:13:59

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Connect please

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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