In community forums, we say FC for 'Fingers Crossed' to wish good luck. But if it is printed on your scanning report, do clarify with your doctor during your next scan.
Oh sweetie, in these online communities, FC means 'Fingers Crossed'! It’s how we all pray and wish each other the absolute best for their scans and tests.
On forums, women use FC for 'Fingers Crossed'. But if it's on your clinical bills or scans, better ask the hospital desk clearly so you know what tests they are charging for.
I know how stressful it is when you see unknown abbreviations and start worrying if something is wrong. Don't worry, in online chats, it just means 'Fingers Crossed'.
In today's internet language, people use it to say 'Fingers Crossed' or wishing luck. Keep praying, eat fresh home-cooked food, and keep your thoughts positive, betaji.
Agar chatting mein dekh rahi ho toh iska matlab 'Fingers Crossed' hai. Par agar reports mein likha hai, toh dimaag mat lagao aur seedha doctor se pucho.
I kept seeing 'FC' everywhere in these groups and got so confused! I realized it just means 'Fingers Crossed' here, did anyone else also think it was some scary medical term?
While it usually means 'Fingers Crossed' on baby forums, if you saw it on an ultrasound slip, please ask your gynac. Never try to guess medical abbreviations yourself.
