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Small nasal bone at 21 weeks

2024-06-08 15:01:37
Hello i am 21 weeks pregnant ..... In my recent tiffa scan i was told baby have a small nasal bone of 3.1 mm..... My nt scan and double marker tests were normal.....i gave nipt test and waiting for results.....i am very much worried and stressed not able to do anything ....can anyone help me ?
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Answered2024-06-09 11:43:53

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Wait for the result of NIPT. Personally I don't think it is a serious matter. No action is indicated.

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Have to wait for the results, if ng and double marker are normal, nothing to worry, its present but small, that can be physiologically small as well

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