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Preeclampsia in NT scan and Double Marke
I am 13 weeks pregnant.
NT scan report
Diastolic notch seen in left uterine artery.
Right uterine PI: 1.7
Left Uterine PI: 2.6
Mean PI: 2.15(78%ile)
Double Marker Report
Screen positive for PE
I have normal BP 121/79 , 123/82 and urine microscopic analysis also shows protein absent.
Does that mean I have Preeclampsia?
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It suggests you are ag risk of developing preeclampsia. And if there is a diastolic notch then you shall start blood thinner by visiting your consulting Doctor
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
It indicates that in the coming weeks of pregnancy u hv a predisposition to develop high bp
U need to be put on a medicine
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Dr. Ramya K S
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14 yrs exp
Bangalore
No . U are at risk for having it later in pregnancy and sometimes the baby may grow less than expected. Pls connect for a detailed discussion
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