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Nt Scan & Double Marker

2018-02-03 14:54:45
I am 15 weeks pregnant recently my nt scan and double marker has been done. In my scan nasal bone absent and blood report has trisomy 21 1:496 & 1:392 and I am 31 years old. This is my third pregnancy last two miscarriages. I can't do genetic test as they are very expensive. I don't know what to do.
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Abscence of nasal bone s a soft marker for chromosomal anomalies. U should go for invasive testing to be sure. If the issue s money u cn go to apex govt institute like AIIMS or PGI and get ur test done.

Answered2018-02-06 17:03:51

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