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Unossified nasal bone and SUA

2022-09-21 17:58:45
I have done anomaly scan in 20 weeks showing unossified nasal bone , and single umbelical artery, I have done nipt test which results came as low risk, what should I do now ? Should I continue with the pregnancy ? Is there any problem in baby after birth of I continue with this ? What types of problems can arise ? Please help me
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Single umbilical artery is of concern Becoz the babies may have other anomalies at times It's u to decide for mtp Consult on line for discussion

Answered2022-09-22 04:58:21

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Pls connect for online consultationand advice

Answered2022-09-22 04:55:40

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Kindly consult for full evaluation

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Connect please

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Connect with a genetic counselor fr detailed risk evaluation

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