am 3 months pregnant. Recently in my NT scan it was found that nasal bone is unossified. what does it mean.. please help me

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Author of questionMom of 2 children1 Year ago

A. my First Baby is completely Normal and healthy is there any possibility for the second one to be abnormal.

Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children1 Year ago

A. you had to go for other parameters for the investigations. if there is no relief it is advisable to see the doctor for proper examination if there is need for proper investigations also both for diagnosis and treatment

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