Hello Doctor, I am 12 weeks and 6 days pregnant. I did my NT scan 4 days ago and also did a serum test. I am attaching my report. Can you please guide whether the report is normal or not? I am a little worried.

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Dr Yusuf Mohammad

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8+ Yrs

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NT scan and serum markers should be evaluated by fetal medicine expert. If NT less than 3.5mm and dual markers (? hCG, PAPP A) are within limits, no worry. Please upload full report to confirm.

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