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Anterior vs Posterior Placenta: Will it Affect Delivery?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi, MS (OB/GYN), Fetal Medicine Specialist – 15+ Years Experience Anterior Vs Posterior placenta are two common types of placental positions during pregnancy. Both anterior and posterior placental positions are normal and generally do not pose...
Ultimate 4 Secrets to Change Baby’s Position in Anomaly Scan
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi, MS (OB/GYN), Fetal Medicine Specialist – 15+ Years Experience The baby’s position in an anomaly scan is important for closely monitoring the baby’s structures. If the baby’s position is not ideal, it might make it...
2D Vs 3D Pregnancy Scan Which is More Accurate?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi, MS (OB/GYN), Fetal Medicine Specialist – 15+ Years Experience 2D and 3D scans are common ultrasound scans performed during pregnancy. 2D scans are mainly used for routine monitoring and assessing the baby’s growth and development,...
Anomaly Scan Twin Pregnancy: Why It Is Important?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi, MS (OB/GYN), Fetal Medicine Specialist – 15+ Years of Experience An anomaly scan in a twin pregnancy is done during 18–22 weeks to check how both babies are developing. It detects structural abnormalities, growth differences,...
Is Anomaly Scan Safe For The Baby?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) An anomaly scan, also known as the mid-pregnancy scan, is done at 18 to 22 weeks of gestation to check if your baby is developing as expected. The...
Baby’s Position for NT Scan: Unlocking the Secrets to right position
Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) What is NT Scan? Nuchal Translucency scan (NT Scan) is a first trimester ultrasound performed between 11 and 14 weeks of pregnancy. This scan measures the nuchal translucency thickness...
Placenta Previa: Symptoms, Diagnosis and Treatment
Summary Placenta previa is a condition that affects approximately 1 in 200 pregnant women. In this condition, the placenta is positioned low in the uterus and partially or completely covers the cervix. It requires regular monitoring and, in some cases, medication—especially if...
Which week is best to take an anomaly scan?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) An anomaly scan is usually done between 18 and 22 weeks of pregnancy This period gives the clearest view of the baby’s organs It helps identify any structural...
When to Worry About Low-Lying Placenta During Pregnancy?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) A low-lying placenta is a common condition seen in about 1 in 20 pregnant women. Over 90% of cases resolve on their own as the placenta moves upward...
Is anomaly scan procedure painful?
Summary Medically Reviewed by Dr. Deepthi Jammi (MS – OB/GYN – Fetal Medicine Specialist) An anomaly scan procedure is a non-invasive and painless ultrasound scan. You may feel mild discomfort during the procedure, which is completely normal. The scan is absolutely safe...
