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Amniocentesis Test sample
My wife have NT value of 3.1mm and double marker test report shows High risk Down Syndrome. Now 13th week is running and next Amniocentesis test is within a week to give sample but my wife bleeding blood in less quantity sometimes and using tables to stop bleeding as advised by doctor.
Is it ok to give a sample for amniocentesis when there is an issue in blood bleeding?
Will the result show accurately?
Shall we go for NIPT instead of amniocentesis?
Please advise
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Aminocentesis has a better sensitivity but is an invasive procedure
Nipt has lesser sensitivity
Blood bleeding from vagina??
That doesn't deter u from going fr aminocentesis
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Connect please
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Dr. Aarti Jiyani
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It's decided by location of placenta
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