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Nuchal fold thickness

2023-02-04 07:35:17
I'm 22 weeks pregnant. Had my tiffa scan yesterday. In that nuchal fold value is 5.2 and doctor said it's on higher side. Is there any problem because of that . Please suggest me.
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Answered2023-02-04 12:10:47

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Nuchal fold thickness should be checked for between 11-13 weeks .. At 22 wks it's not that accurate

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There is no point in checking the nuchal fold at 22 weeks. Connect please for further information and discussion

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Need further evaluation. And previous reports. Pls connect

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