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Hi doctor I m 29 weeks pregnant.. yesterday in Doppler scan daignosed with ~ Fetal cardia shows minimal fluid in the pericardial cavity is 2.5 mms... What is the normal range of fluid.. is 2.5mms is exces?? Please help me in knowing is this life threatening to my unborn baby?? Wil it harm to fetus??
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Get echo done for fetal heart
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Fetal medicine specialist opinion
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There shud be no fluid in pericardial cavity Consult gynecologist,  n fetal medicine specialist if required
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