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Double Marker test results
I have just got my double marker test reports. The risks are saying low but i am not able to understand the Hcg and PAP A values. Can you explain what does my report say.
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Report is normal
Isolated values are of no significance
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HCG and PAPP A values are not interpreted directly. They are taken as MOM. Secondly so many factors (of the patient) are incorporated into the data that your job is reduced to reading what the computer is talking.
So don't try to understand the figures and data. Just read the inference.
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The levels are within normal range for your age and the nt value. You can google and check for further details.
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Reports are normal
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Report is screen negative that is normal.
You don’t need to understand the beta hcg and pappa values.
Report is based on your age, nt nb scan and blood values.
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