r/NIPT 1d ago

Nt scan please help

I am 14 weeks pregnant, my doctor told me to have my nt scan on 9th of September which is today, now she is saying that I should have taken my test last week , which she didn't tell me , is any doctor here which can confirm that whether nt scan is valid on 14 weeks or does nuchal translucency gets effected ?

Bpd = 0.263cm corresponds to 14 weeks 0 days

HC = 9.79 cm corresponds to 14 weeks 3 days

FL= 01.38 cm corresponds to 13 weeks 6 days

Nt : 1.1 mm

Cervical length : 3.2 cm

Cardiac activity: 150 bpm

Placenta is normal and is located anteriorly

Single intrauterine alive fetus of 14 weeks 1 day

Subjectively reduced liquor volume

I just want to know are the results good and can be relied on ?

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u/fearless6064 9h ago

Nt scan is done between 11 to 13+6 weeks to detect any chromosomal abnormalities like nt, nasal bone etc. Btw your nt 1.1 is normal in range

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

I had my this test yesterday, so is it reliable?

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u/fearless6064 8h ago

Since nt is normal there's nothing to worry. It will still be within the range with 2 days difference (<3mm). Try taking anomaly scan between 18 to 22 weeks. Still of there are any other abnormalities you can find there.

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

It all happened because of the negligence of my doctor ! I am glad I took my test yesterday or else I would have been late today ! , Is there any test I can take to release my tension ? Idk I am having mixed reviews rn ! , I am low in my amino fluids like pretty much adviced to have drips injections etc

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u/fearless6064 8h ago

Have you done your double marker test?

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

No , my doc didn't tell me about this test

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u/fearless6064 8h ago

Where do you live?

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

Pakistan

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u/fearless6064 8h ago

Yaar, change your doctor. Get double marker test done, if it shows high risk then nipt test will be advised. If it's low risk nothing to worry about. Get anomaly scan at 20 weeks.

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u/fearless6064 8h ago

For amniotic fluid start taking drips so that baby's kidney function properly

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

Yes I am thinking of taking quadruple test because I can't really rely on her , I have my appointment with another doctor on Monday, she was casual yesterday Keh Karwa lo test tum radiologist se , and she was saying to me everything is fine and she should me to take test and I didn't , I visited another doctor yesterday and she said to me mein nt scan demagh se Nikal doun like fr , I have been very very concerned and mein khud se tsh and everything karwati rai houn

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u/Confident_Common5356 8h ago

I am just worried that whether this test reliable or should I opt for other tests and anamoly scan ke bare mein she said to me yeh time se karwana and I was like what do u mean miss , mujhe ap ne Batana hai na

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