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Nuchal fold thickness is 7.3mm in scan

2022-12-17 02:21:29
I am 19 weeks pregnant.I did an anomaly scan, in that NF is 7.3mm, no other soft marker. I have already done NIPT and double marker which is low risk(1:10000).Also in the first trimester NT scan was normal. Please advise further.Is there anything to worry? Is it normal?
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Nothing to worry

Answered2022-12-17 04:56:18

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All your other tests are normal. So it should not be a diagnostic parameter for Foetal anomaly. You may consult a Specialist in Foetal Medicine, if available in your city.

Answered2022-12-17 02:45:53

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Nipt is a diagnostic test If normal Go fr a early level 2 scan Connect with a genetic counselor fr detailed evaluation

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