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Pregnancy and sonography report
Dear doctors
I am 30 week pregnant lady.. In my anamoly test which has happened earlier i got a report of tiny echogenic focus on the left ventrile of heart and other reports were normal later on my doctor hasnit suggested any other test for this... Now i have changed my doctor and she said double test should be there... Now i am worried what is this and it ll cured and what are the side effects? And after birth of my child how it ll be cured... Please help being a mother i had sleppless nights.. What m supposed to do and what is this basically.. Now am 8 months pregnant and am getting stressed due this.
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Have u repeated d scan in another scan centre.. . Wats their report...
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Dr. Vaibhav Jain
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13 yrs exp
Lucknow
No need of stress.can go for fetal doopler/mri but will not help in outcome as you are 30 weeks pregnant. Just deliver the baby and if any intervention required will be done post delivery
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