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Right uterine artery shows increased PI
Hi doctors,
Yesterday we went for NT scan and it shows Right uterine artery shows increased PI. Mean PI is normal 1.7 (63rd centile) Screen negative for PIH, report attached herewith. We had one miscarriage earlier, 3 years before. Today we wnt to our gynaec and she said to start ecospirin after 3 weeks. Having bp from my earlier pregnancy, my medications are labebet twice, dydrogest thrice, naturogest sr 200 - twice.
Is there any problem in the report? What precaution we should take to overcome this, we are really worried please advise us.
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If u are having hypertension then there are chances of getting high PI in any side uterine A.
Start ecosprin as early.
Avoid extra added salt.
For further management continue all medications.
Consult for proper guidance
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Chances of high no, but ur doctor has already started all necessary medicine
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Connect please
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Dr. Muthineni Divya
Gynecologist
11 yrs exp
Warangal
So in patients with high BP recordings these kind of changes will be there in the Doppler
Start ecosprin and continue with ur previous medication and monitor growth and Doppler regularly
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