amniotic band has been seen in my 7 weeks ultrasound report, will it disappear? how many chancee are there, my baby is above the amniotic band, will it harm my baby in any way.

1 Answer

Dr GhouseGuardian of 3 children2 years ago

A. please wait and take that wise after treating doctor ifor further advice in this regard it is advisable to consult your doctor for physical examination and if there is need to do investigations also then only proper treatment can be given

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