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USG fetal Doppler
Is usg fetal doppler safe in 34 weeks of pregnancy? What is the rationale of getting this scan done? Do they give any injection? What doctor wanted to understand from this scan?
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No injection given,just to check blood supply to foetus
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Why don't you move to USA?
You have so many doubts about the competence of Indian Doctors.
You asked, "What doctors want to understand from scan?"
You tell me what do you understand about scan that you are questioning everyone's wisdom?
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It's for fetal wellbeing and for feto placental insufficiency if any
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If the blood supply is good to the baby and to asses the growth of the baby
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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20 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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To find out blood flow to the fetus
No injection is given
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Ahmedabad
No injections are given during ultrasound.
Doppler is to check whether blood supply to baby and placenta is proper.
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