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NIPT Blood sample has low fetal fraction

2024-06-06 08:08:27
Hi, Have given Blood samples for NIPT test during 14th week. After 2 weeks, they said the fetal fraction is very less and is getting only 2 percent. They asked for re sample. Whether there is any issue with baby's growth or anything to worry about.
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Answered2024-06-06 09:15:17

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Answered2024-06-06 09:02:41

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No issue with baby growth.... Resample needed

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Nothing to worry before you get the report

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the sample collection or processing may be incorrect..give the sample again

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