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What Does My USG Report Indicate?

my usg report says - single foetus with changing lie, foetal heart rate 162 beats/min, this not an anomaly scan. Amniotic fluid is adequate.One pocket measures 3 cm. BPD 3.2cm,femur length 1.8cm,AC 9.7CM.Foetal Wt 133gms.Mean gestational age 16weeks.Placenta is anterior and low lying, lower margin of placenta is just above the internal OS. Placental maturity is grade-0.
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Hi Your USG report suggests that your baby is doing fine. It also mentions that your placenta which is the connection between you and your baby is lying near the outlet of your uterus. It will generally not cause any harm to your baby. When nearing the end of your pregnancy a repeat scan maybe done to confirm the position of the placenta then and your doctor will discuss the options of delivery that you have. In the mean time if you notice any spotting or bleeding vaginally report to your doctor. You should be fine otherwise. Take care. I wish you and your baby good health :)
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What Does My USG Report Indicate?

Hi Your USG report suggests that your baby is doing fine. It also mentions that your placenta which is the connection between you and your baby is lying near the outlet of your uterus. It will generally not cause any harm to your baby. When nearing the end of your pregnancy a repeat scan maybe done to confirm the position of the placenta then and your doctor will discuss the options of delivery that you have. In the mean time if you notice any spotting or bleeding vaginally report to your doctor. You should be fine otherwise. Take care. I wish you and your baby good health :)