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Nuchal chord

2022-08-17 09:49:37
Hi im currently 29 weeks pregnant. In my last growth scan report, it was said that single loop of chord seen around foetal neck. Rest of everything was normal. What can i do to keep myself tension free? Im really worried whenever i dont get kicks from my baby and rushes to the hospital. Is there any way i can do  to help my baby to get out of the chord around mg babys neck? Please reply.
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You can do only one thing to keep yourself tension free. Please stop thinking about it. There are people (known as Doctors) who are paid to take tensions on your behalf. They are doing their job.

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Nothing can be done

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Connect please

Answered2022-08-17 10:02:31

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Don't think too much Cordmay be in front of neck or roundneck With changing position it may go Don't  ask  medicines forthat

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Meditation Yoga Walk U cannot do anything about it The baby is safe even with a loop of cord around the neck

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Position of baby is not fixed till 36 weeks.. so cord around neck is not finding to worry.. it will remove as position changes..

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