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Nst test in pregnancy
I am 35 weeks pregnant and so far every thing is going fine now my dr has asked for nst and vitamun d.. Is nst test necessary in pregnancy... And is votamind test necessary
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After 36weeks a NST will help determine how the baby is doing...This test is advisable... Vit D test is prescribed if any deficiency is expected
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A NST is necessary , I would suggest it at 37weeks as sometimes it shows less reactivity if done during preterm .
Vitamin D tests would rule out any deficiency during pregnancy.
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