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AFP count 21 weeks pregnant

2024-02-01 07:28:30
Hi I am 21 weeks pregnant and I did my afp alpha fetoprotein test and the results showed 46.20. Is it something to be worried about or is it within the range scale of pregnant women at 21 weeks gestation. Pls guide me m tensed
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Answered2024-02-01 08:28:29

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is it quadraple marker test..?? if in report given low risk nothing to worry

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Connect pls

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Pls share your reports. Isolated elevation of any marker would not be considered.it should be interpreted in relation to age ,pog and other markers

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