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Increased DIASTOLIC FLOW IN MCA
Hi sir I had got scan done in 38 weeks 3 days... The day scan is taken bcz I got brown discharge frm mrng...and I feel like baby getting tigth in stomach when u stand r sit ...I feel relax only when I sleep..so doc asked me to get the scan report...and the report show
INCREASED DIASTOLIC FLOW IN MCA.
Will there be any prblm to brain for baby...even after birth...if so what would b plz let me know..
The scan takn on 14 th n8 and c section done on ,15 th afternoon 3 pm...untill that time doc waited fr normal delivery...so waitng fr up to such time does it impact baby's brain after birth...plz LEt me know
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Dr. Himani Gupta
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25 yrs exp
Navi Mumbai
The situation with MCA did not arrive overnight, so stop worrying and stop blaming
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
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If baby has cried immediately after birth it is no problem to baby
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