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When should do NT scan.

2019-11-23 07:25:30
Doctor suggested 12 to 13 week is it OK? Which week is better for NT scan. Please suggest. She doing travel by car around 1 and half our for one way. 4 to 5 km road is very bumpsy road. Is there any effect for pregnancy.
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hi NT scan is done ideally from 11 weeks to 13 weeks + 6 days. consult your scan center for better appointment date based on your previous scan report especially CRL measurement

Answered2019-11-23 15:38:14

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Answered2019-11-23 13:38:03

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