Nt Scan Duration - My Doctor Prescribed Nt Scan Next Week, That

NT scan duration

Asked for Female, 27 Years

My doctor prescribed NT scan next week, that will be my 13th week of pregnancy. Can I take that scan latter because of curfew conditions in my area.

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Dr. Inthu

Gynecologist 12 yrs exp Chennai

Maximum second push is 13 weeks 6 days only but if you miss it don't worry we have quatruple test at 15 weeks onwards

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