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Ultrasound report - head size
Hi, I'm 34 weeks pregnant; I have attached my scan report. Please tell me whether head circumference is problematic for the baby now and in the future.
Can that affect opt for a vaginal delivery?
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At full term bpd n hc are of no significance
Hope the level 2 scan n dual test were normal
After pelvic assessment u can definitely go fr normal vaginal delivery
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A 3 week disparity can be seen in 3rd trimester no need to worry. Whether you can go for vaginal delivery also depends on how is your pelvis which will be assessed at 37 weeks.
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Please get your ultrasound done from Fetal medicine expert as there is discrepancy in all the parameters.
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