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Should We Terminate A Pregnancy If The Nuchal Fold Measures More Than 5mm ?

hi my relative is 18 wk pregnant with nuchal fold more than 5 mm,AFI 15cms,bulky low lying placenta ,left renal pylectasis.she is 34 yrs old second gravida having 4yrs old handicapped baby(low milestones ,underdevelop brain ).her tripple marker test is normal.now question is what to do next,termination or continue pregnancy? her routine test arenormal.color doppler is normal.her LMP is 2 nov 2010.
Wed, 4 Jan 2012
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It is a difficult situation to decide as her triple test is normal with increased nuchal fold thickness. Rest all is normal. As she already has a handicapped baby chances of having another such baby are also high. If you want to continue the pregnancy then keep your fingers crossed.
Dr. Rakhi Tayal
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Should We Terminate A Pregnancy If The Nuchal Fold Measures More Than 5mm ?

Hello. Welcome to HealthcareMagic forum. It is a difficult situation to decide as her triple test is normal with increased nuchal fold thickness. Rest all is normal. As she already has a handicapped baby chances of having another such baby are also high. If you want to continue the pregnancy then keep your fingers crossed. Dr. Rakhi Tayal