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NT/NB scan
In NT/NB scan showing placenta appears to be anterior ,reaching up to the internal os in scan.
No evidence of retrochorionic collection at scan.
And second point
Ductus venosus shows normal M-shaped flow with no evidence of any diastolic reversal.
No significant tricuspid regurgitation is seen.
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Dr. Sumeet Survase
Gynecologist
6 yrs exp
Osmanabad
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Dr. Anuradha Tamaria
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Delhi
Everything is normal, just placenta is low lying for that you have to be very careful like avoid heavy weight lifting, intercourse, long hrs of work/stress. As pregnancy progresses, uterus size increases to accommodate the growing baby which may cause shift of placenta away from internal os ( cervix opening). Follow up to be done with USG @ 20 weeks (level 2 scan) and @26-28 weeks to check placenta position.
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Follow up with USG @26-28 weeks.
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avoid heavy weight lifting, intercourse, long hrs of work/stress.
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