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Fetal echo report
I am attaching my fetal scan report. " Physiological defect of 3.2mm noted" . Please explain is there is something to be worried. Please
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During fetal development normally there's an opening, which is referred to as physiological defect in medical jargon, which of course is not defect, but normal opening which closes later on naturally.
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This is not a thing to worry
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Dr. Rakhee Borah
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21 yrs exp
Kolkata
Seems to be a normal finding. Follow up after delivery of the baby is recommended.
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Nothing to be done now
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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