Nuchal Measurement 37 Bad Blood

...nuchal fold measurements are 3.6 MM.....are these markers for Downs syndrome....can you tell me what is considered the normal range for nuchal fold at this stage of pregnancy .......please help ... View answer

I am 12.5 weeks pregnant had my ultrasound fone and my nt measurement was at 3.4. How hogh of a risk is it for any abnormalities? ... View answer

treated with blood thinners during my pregnancies. During my recent blood tests with the Hematologist ... deficiency anemia Here is my blood work results: The results are followed by the range... View answer

is a blood oxygen reading of 96 in a healthy 37 year old male at sea level bad? Some anxiety at the time. Just wondering if we should be concerned that it was not higher. ... View answer

, if any, might lead to fractionally higher visceral loss? BTW, the only measurement device I have is a scale with an impedance measurement to estimate fat. Bad device, I know, but can t afford MRIs... View answer

, doctor told me my baby looks fine, heart, lungs, kidneys except nuchal fold measured 5.79 mm ,he told me that s a little thick. i was wondering what is a normal nuchal fold measurement for a 21 week... View answer

hi Doctor, I m 18 weeks pregnant. Yesterday, I got a ultrasound measurement. the FL: 2.3cm, BPD: 4.2cm. the doctor who did the measurement said that my baby has short FL. I m so worry! I did the double ... View answer

Hi, I m 20w+5 days; we went for our 20 wk scan yesterday. The sonographer was sharing our elation that the baby is a girl, but before we left she told us that our baby has a nuchal fold measurement of ... View answer

Hi, i just had my fetal assessment scan today and my nuchal translucency thickness was 3mm. Based on blood work and the rest of ultrasound findings, i was told that my risk of baby having down s ... View answer

Hello doctor, I recently had my 12 week nuchal translucency scan and am not sure how to intepret the results. The measurement measures at 0.14 cm. Is this considered normal or abnormal? Can you ... View answer