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Hi, my doctor told me i have high blood flow to my baby today at my 19 week scan, what exactly does this mean? im having another scan in 11 weeks
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A few possibilities: Increased blow flow to the baby could mean that the mother has pregnancy induced hypertension, it could be due to some medications, elevated hormone levels. Have each of these checked as a possible explanation
Answered 3/2/2015
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