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Pregnancy growth one week ahead

2023-12-02 10:04:59
According to my LMP my gestational age is 11 weeks 5 days but after I did my ultrasound the Sonar age shows 12 weeks 4 days. What is it exactly?Is it normal?
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Answered2023-12-02 11:52:09

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It is totally normal. Please get a sonography done at 28 weeks as a TIFFA scan and consult with a Gynaecologist with the report

Answered2023-12-02 10:11:31

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Connect plz

Answered2023-12-02 11:43:01

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Discrepancy of 1 week is normal upto 12 weeks of pregnancy

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A discrepancy of up to 2 weeks is considered normal

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