Hello doctor. Doctor, can you tell me if a nuchal translucency of 0.8 to 0.9 mm is considered normal? Thank you for your advice.

I am 15 weeks pregnant and had an ultrasound showing the nuchal translucency was 1.2mm at 12 weeks and 5 days. So doctor, can you tell me if the nuchal translucency measured at more than 12 weeks of pregnancy was 1.2mm, is that okay? I forgot to ask the doctor what the results of Trisomi 21 and Trisomi 18 mean?

I am 37 years old, I am 17 weeks pregnant, my second child. I did a prenatal screening test at 13 weeks, the result was Trisomy 21.18.13 low risk. But at 17 weeks, the ultrasound result showed a short nasal bone of 3.0. So I would like to ask, is it okay for a 17-week fetus to have a short nasal bone?

My period is 8 days late, the test stick shows 2 lines. I went to the doctor and found an 11mm gestational sac with no yolk sac or embryo. The conclusion is that the pregnancy is 4 weeks and 1 day old. Doctor, can you tell me if a 4-week pregnancy with no yolk sac or embryo is okay? Is the pregnancy developing slowly? I had 2 miscarriages, once at 8 weeks, once at 5 weeks, so I'm very worried.

I had a cesarean section 2 months ago and then I got a contraceptive implant, but now I'm still pregnant. So doctor, can you tell me if it's dangerous to get pregnant after getting a contraceptive implant?

My husband and I just went for a prenatal check-up and the results are as follows: 19 weeks and 2 days pregnant, fetal heart rate 146 beats/minute, biparietal diameter 43mm (45%), head circumference 157mm (15%), femur length 28mm (24%), abdominal circumference 125mm (14%), posterior placenta position group 2, maturity level 0. So I would like to ask the doctor if these parameters are good and please explain to me what the percentile index in the ultrasound results indicates? I sincerely thank you!

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