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Can a diet low in iodine cause small fetal head @ 32 weeks? i'm concerned that tech said head is small but doctor said she's on track. i'm scared!!!!!
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Clarify : Before you start deciding that there is a problem contact your doctor and ask for clarification. From what you are saying the doctor said everything was normal and that there is no problem.
Answered 5/24/2014
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