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Isolated EIF in anatomy scan
Hi I had a double marker test done in first trimester, which was low risk for everything, 1/44000 for downs, and 1/100000 for other trisomies. NT was normal 1.4 mm and everything else was normal as well. Had anatomy scan yest, where they found an EIF and rest of the scan is normal.. Fetal echo normal as well.. Should I go for further testing? My doctor isn't bothered and she didn't recommend any further monitoring either.. But am worried!!
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You need not go for any further testing. EIF are fairly common and most of the time they are innocuous .
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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Delhi
Not needed it's normal
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Dr. Ashritha Thadishetty
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Not necessary its normal
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