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I am 19 weeks 3 days pregnant. I got my anomaly scan done today. When should I get my fetal eco scan done? Like what should be the minimum time difference between two ultrasounds?
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Do you mean Foetal 2D Echo or Doppler studies for the placental circulation ? Both are not done as a matter of routine. There should be some indication for these studies.
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Can do anytime
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Fetal echo  should be done between 22 to 24 weeks Gap between ultrasounds is not required
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Hello It can be done anytime Ultrasound is completely safe in pregnancy
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Hi Why do you want to go for fetal echo? Was there any anomaly in the scan?
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You can do it any time.
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