hi mommas my pregnancy age is 13 weeks today in NT scan bpd measurements 2.73cm I searched in Google it's showing low is there any problem

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RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl6 months ago

A. Mam see whether is going to be a problem or not that your gynaecologist can suggest you best I would not advise you to check things on Google because it is going to stress you out unnecessarily so kindly discuss your doubt with your doctor once

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