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NIPT test results low risk

2023-04-22 03:13:06
Hi Team, We got NT scan normal and dual marker as 1:725 intermediate risk during 12 week . We did NIPT as per discussion with fetal medicine experts, it came as low risk in the entire report with fetal fraction 12%. Do we need to do any additional diagnostic tests or should we do further normal tests as per schedule. Please suggest.
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Nothing to worry

Answered2023-05-04 06:11:57

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Connect please

Answered2023-04-22 06:30:47

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No need of further test. Go for routine anomaly scan at 20 weeks

Answered2023-04-22 04:41:32

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As NIPT is low risk, go for routine check up Anomaly scan at 20-22 weeks

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As per schedule u need the next test as level 2 scan

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