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Nuchal fold thickness at 21weeks 2 Days
Hi. I got my anamoly scan done at 21weeks 2 days and in that nuchal fold thickness is 4.6mm. will there be any problem with that. Is it in the upperr limit ?. My nt scan and double marker test reports are normal. Please kindly help me.
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It's normal. No need to worry.
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Dr. Darshan SM
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
Kindly get ANOMALY SCAN/ TIFFA
Nuchal translucency n double markers are not reliable in second trimester i.e., after 14 weeks
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