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What Does My Ultrasound Scan Test Report Indicate?
Question: this is regarding test results of first trimester ultrasound test.
Gestational Age : 13 weeks + 4 days from CRL
FHR : 161 bpm
Crown-rump length (CRL) 75.4 mm
Nuchal transluency 2.20mm
Amniotic fluid normal
Cord 3 vessels
Free Beta Hcg : 45.80 IU / I equivalent to 1.244 mom
PAPP-A - 0.949 IU/ I equivalent to 0.676 mom
Estimated risk for Trisomy 21 18 13
Background risk 1: 285 1: 733 1:2287
Adjusted risk 1:5695 1: 14651 1:45747
Based on the test results, could you pl. advise whether i have high risk of down syndrome. pl. help
Gestational Age : 13 weeks + 4 days from CRL
FHR : 161 bpm
Crown-rump length (CRL) 75.4 mm
Nuchal transluency 2.20mm
Amniotic fluid normal
Cord 3 vessels
Free Beta Hcg : 45.80 IU / I equivalent to 1.244 mom
PAPP-A - 0.949 IU/ I equivalent to 0.676 mom
Estimated risk for Trisomy 21 18 13
Background risk 1: 285 1: 733 1:2287
Adjusted risk 1:5695 1: 14651 1:45747
Based on the test results, could you pl. advise whether i have high risk of down syndrome. pl. help
Brief Answer:
Perfectly normal ultrasound and blood test report
Detailed Answer:
Hi Miss Uma,
Welcome to healthcare magic.
I am Dr Ramadevi Wani. I will be answering your concerns today.
This is a perfectly normal ultrasound report.
Nuchal translucency less than 3.5 mm is normal.
Let me explain to you Nuchal translucency and blood tests risk assessment for chromosomal anomalies.
Background risk means risk is having a baby with chromosomal abnormality based on your age and baby's age. Adjusted risk means the risk of you having a baby with chromosomal anomaly based on test results. The adjusted risk in your case is lower than background risk, which is very good.
This means you are definitely not at high risk.
You have a extremely low risk which is much lower than your background risk. So stop worrying and enjoy your pregnancy.
Best wishes,
Dr Rama
Perfectly normal ultrasound and blood test report
Detailed Answer:
Hi Miss Uma,
Welcome to healthcare magic.
I am Dr Ramadevi Wani. I will be answering your concerns today.
This is a perfectly normal ultrasound report.
Nuchal translucency less than 3.5 mm is normal.
Let me explain to you Nuchal translucency and blood tests risk assessment for chromosomal anomalies.
Background risk means risk is having a baby with chromosomal abnormality based on your age and baby's age. Adjusted risk means the risk of you having a baby with chromosomal anomaly based on test results. The adjusted risk in your case is lower than background risk, which is very good.
This means you are definitely not at high risk.
You have a extremely low risk which is much lower than your background risk. So stop worrying and enjoy your pregnancy.
Best wishes,
Dr Rama
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
thank you very much for the explanation. I m happy to hear that everything is normal..This is my second pregnancy after the birth of my 10 years old son..I would like to share other details regarding my health history. In 2009 i had one ectopic pregnancy and operated to remove left side ovary and fallopian tube. after that operation I am conceived now......
actually those blood tests which I shared yesterday includes sugar test or not..
conisdering my age, weight, family history my father is a diabetic patient, do I need to take sugar test ?? pl. advise
Also attached the capsules provided by the hospital New obimin and DHA 250 soft gel capsules gnc..in pharmacy they said there is a side effect to these medicines which is constipation. is it advisable to continue these medicines . pl suggest...
actually those blood tests which I shared yesterday includes sugar test or not..
conisdering my age, weight, family history my father is a diabetic patient, do I need to take sugar test ?? pl. advise
Also attached the capsules provided by the hospital New obimin and DHA 250 soft gel capsules gnc..in pharmacy they said there is a side effect to these medicines which is constipation. is it advisable to continue these medicines . pl suggest...
Brief Answer:
Do oral glucose tolerance test
Detailed Answer:
Hi Miss Uma, good to hear from you again,
Considering your age and family history you should get oral glucose tolerance test ( sugar test) done now. If it turns out to be normal, do repeat the test again between 24-28 weeks of pregnancy.
These tablets may cause constipation in few individuals. tab.Obimin contains iron, calcium and vitamins. DHA 250 contains vitamins and omega fatty acids.
Add salads and fruits in your daily diet. If you develop constipation, i recommend you to stop DHA 250.
I hope this was helpful. If you have further queries, do write to me. i will be happy to explain any issue that you may have.
Best wishes,
Dr Rama
Do oral glucose tolerance test
Detailed Answer:
Hi Miss Uma, good to hear from you again,
Considering your age and family history you should get oral glucose tolerance test ( sugar test) done now. If it turns out to be normal, do repeat the test again between 24-28 weeks of pregnancy.
These tablets may cause constipation in few individuals. tab.Obimin contains iron, calcium and vitamins. DHA 250 contains vitamins and omega fatty acids.
Add salads and fruits in your daily diet. If you develop constipation, i recommend you to stop DHA 250.
I hope this was helpful. If you have further queries, do write to me. i will be happy to explain any issue that you may have.
Best wishes,
Dr Rama
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Naveen Kumar
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