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Recommend tests at 25 weeks pregnancy
Is there any mandatory test or scan i should undergo Apart from GTT in 25 weeks or in second trimester?
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OGCT, CBC, urine routine. If anomaly scan normal then sonography can be done at 7-8th month for growth and Doppler
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Dr. Khushboo
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8 yrs exp
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Triple screen test, blood glucose test are few to be done in second trimester
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It’s individualistic.If you have had a normal uncomplicated pregnancy till now post anomaly scan at 20 weeks it is recommended to have a GTT at 24 weeks and have regular consultations with your obstetrician every 4 weeks.
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Dr. Nikita Pawar
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Mumbai
If recommended by ur Gynaecologist
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