Thank you for answering my question. I asked about the same to my gynae as well as a neurologist , they told me that everything is normal there's no need for any test as it is a common finding. 1 out 3 gets this finding in their level 2 ultrasound. So there is nothing to worry about. <br> Still thank you to all who had taken out time to put attention towards my query.

It indicates a possible risk of congenital heart defects. U may be asked to go for a fetal echocardiography. Usually it resolves by the time of birth. And if not resolved it can be sorted out later after birth depending on the severity and urgency of the issue. Any conclusion can be drawn after the fetal echo only.

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