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Dual marker test report

2022-05-09 15:22:45
Dual marker report shows everyting normal and result is negative with all at 1:100000. Preclampsia risk before 34 weeks has come as 1:873 and before 37 weeks has come as 1:147. Reports attached However beta hcg was showing 0.41 mom (15.05 ng/ml) and paap a 1.84 mom (6260 mu/l). With low beta hcg levels anything of concern? Is this report fine?
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Report is normal

Answered2022-05-10 04:39:01

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They always give the normal range for that Laboratory whenever they give the tests report. Please read the reference range also. You will know whether the tests report is normal or not.

Answered2022-05-09 16:56:28

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Don't worry

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