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High risk for Down Syndrome

2023-01-26 18:40:57
I am 13 weeks, I got my double marker and NT done. No issue was observed in NT. Nt is 1mm. nasal bone seen. In double marker Free beta hcg: 4.5 MOM PaPP A : 0.44 MOM Double marker showed high risk for Down Syndrome 1:81 I have gone for NIPT to know the exact result. But i very afraid and panicking. Any suggestions?
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Answered2023-01-26 19:33:10

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Wait till the report of nipt U hv no other option Double marker is just a screening test

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Youll have to wait for NIPT REPORT

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Wait for the NIPT report. Be patient, things will  get  clarified.

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Wait for your NIPT results. It has 99% sensitivity

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