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Hi my ultrasound photo (20 weeks) shows an fl/bpd of 67% is this okay? the doctor and ultrasound tech said everything is normal.
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Should be ok: There are different charts which show normals for different weeks of gestation. It is also important to look at all of the ratios and measurements to determine if there are any indicators of a problem. If the the doctor and US tech are saying that your ratios are normal, I would believe them. Otherwise, go and have a second opinion to ease your mind.
Answered 1/20/2015
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