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Pregnancy: Cord around the neck twice

2018-04-11 12:55:36
Hi... I am 37 weeks pregnant and the baby movement is good.. My Dr has advised to take Growth+Doppler scan weekly. Last week, everything is normal in the scan. But today, we had a problem in the scan. Seems the cord surrounded the neck twice. My Dr is out of station and she will be back on 17-Apr. Is it fine to wait till 17-Apr or do I need to immediately consult with some other gynecologist? Scan Report: -------- Growth, Liquid & Doppler: Normal Impact: Loop of Cord seen around the neck twice
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Hi. You have to watch your baby movement. If it less anytime, then go to hospital.

Answered2018-04-12 02:25:10

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