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Compulsory prenatal test
Hi, I am 11 weeks pregnant and have done few tests as prescribed like CBC, Free T4,TSH, Serology Test - Hepatitis,HIV, HBsAG, VDRL, early pregnancy scan, double Marker Test with NT scan. All the reports are normal. May I know what else mandatory tests are required in next few months till delivery. This question is just to avoid going out during current pandemic.
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Next you can go for anomaly scan at 18-20 weeks. In between if there is no complains, you can go then
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These are sufficient for now.. at 18 weeks get an anonaly scan done.. level 2 ultrasound.. keep jn contact with your obstetrician..
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take tele consultation every 15 days
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after 18 weeks its anomaly scan in third trimester its its growth scan these are like must do tests then your blood investigation would be cbc and urine routine etc depending upon your treating doctors follow strict covid protocol wear double mask when you go out dont worry
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