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Is high risk double marker test danger?

2018-01-10 05:32:16
My pregnancy period is 11weeks...my double marker test report is high risk...is it danger for me & my baby?in this case is abortion possible?pls help me ...I am very worried now...
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Hi, double marker test is a screening method and go for a definative method if high risk in double marker. Definative method is Amniocentesis or can go for NIPT test (sensitivity-detection rate is 99%)even though it is a screening method.

Answered2018-01-11 05:10:31

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