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2023-03-01 11:56:26
Hello Doctors. I had total 5 ultrasound in my 20 weeks of pregnancy.. 2 times dating scan.. (6 th and 8 th weeks)2 time nt scan(11 weeks4 days and 12 weeks2 days)..I had anamoly scan also in 19 weeks...I want to know repeated ultrasonography could harmful for my fetus...???please answer
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It wont harm

Answered2023-03-02 07:53:16

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No ..it wont

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Connect please

Answered2023-03-01 11:57:38

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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No. it will not harm

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No it will not harm as such

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