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Hi doctor , today I undergone anamoly scan ,am now 18 w and 4 days, heart kidney etc are normal. But they told bowel shows more brighter than normal. They suggest to take another us after four weeks. Is this critical one?
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Repeat ultrasound is required. We can't comment on his usg report.
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