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Nuchal fold thickness
I'm 22 weeks pregnant. Had my tiffa scan yesterday. In that nuchal fold value is 5.2 and doctor said it's on higher side. Is there any problem because of that . Please suggest me.
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There is no point in checking the nuchal fold at 22 weeks. Connect please for further information and discussion
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Nuchal fold thickness should be checked for between 11-13 weeks ..
At 22 wks it's not that accurate
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Connect please
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Dr. Ramya K S
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Need further evaluation. And previous reports. Pls connect
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