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Nt nb scan timing

2019-02-23 07:36:39
Can nt nb scan during pregnancy be done after 13 weeks??? I have read in Internet that it can be done upto 13 weeks 6 days
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Yes you can do a nt nb scan till 13+6weeks... immediately with that you need to get dual marker test done...it is a important blood test to rule out genetic defects... connect with me online for further query

Answered2019-02-23 11:24:09

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Yes, it can be done  up to 13+6 days, provided  the pregnancy  dates are correct.To do risk assessment  based on this  measuments,baby's  length  also important  at the time of the  scan.

Answered2019-02-23 08:36:19

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ideally it should be done within 11 to 13 weeks pregnancy. after that if u hv missed it then better now go for triple test and level 2 ultrasound

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