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Report of nt nb
Hi all need to know what should i do next as i have posted my report need to know about the risk of uterine high... i am a bit scared... please help me know what should i do to keep it low
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Jaipur
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Dr. Harshitha Dhavala
Obstetrician
7 yrs exp
Srikakulam
It s a future indicator of high chance raised BP and fetal growth restriction with increase in gestation.
By 16 to 20 weeks, it will get settled only .
Eventhough if not no need to worry as it is just a marker
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follow up scans as recommended and a specific medication to be started. consult for the same.
as we cant prescribe the medication in a open chat
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protein rich pr protein powder. well hydration
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Dr. Ankita Gahlot
Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Bangalore
Your NT scan looks reassuring on its own: the NT measurement and a well-seen nasal bone are both low-risk markers at this stage of pregnancy. The one flag is a raised uterine artery PI reading, which the report itself notes as a marker for possible preeclampsia or growth restriction later on, not something happening right now.
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This finding usually means closer monitoring through your second and third trimester, with repeat growth scans and blood pressure checks at every visit. Many obstetricians start a low-dose aspirin early on for exactly this kind of flag, so please ask your obstetrician if it is right for you.
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Please discuss this report with your obstetrician this week so monitoring can start promptly, since catching this early is what helps prevent complications later.
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