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Umbilical cord concerns

2024-04-12 05:30:58
In my USG scan it's mentioned *There is a single loop of cord not completely surrounding the neck* Is it a cause of concern in future...what can I do to avoid it completely going round the neck...I am currently 31 wks pregnant
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Answered2024-04-12 05:36:01

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Definitely not It is not a matter of concern You cannot do anything to avoid it from completely going around the neck

Answered2024-04-12 05:47:04

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