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Taking weekly NST's due to Increased AFP score!!

Last post 06-26-2009 3:24 PM by kansasgirl23. 1 replies.
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  • 06-19-2009 10:58 AM

    Taking weekly NST's due to Increased AFP score!!

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    Has anyone else experienced this with their OB DR? I am 35 weeks pregnant and have been going through all related testing for this. Please give me all the feedback that you are able to.
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    Re: Taking weekly NST's due to Increased AFP score!!

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    I'm almost 35 weeks and have started weekly NST's as well... not for increased AFP, but for low fluid. Good luck though!
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