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Dual marker report
Kindly review my wife dual marker report attached..
Her free beta hcg is 179ng/ml..is this cause of concern??
There is mentioned some biochemical risk in comment ..what is this???
Also I want to that that dob given here is different from actual dob here we gave 30aug 1993 and in actual it is 30 Aug 1992.
Will it make significant difference??
I am very much worried kindly give me genuine advice.
Thanks a lot.
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Hello dear! After reviewing your report…. Don’t worry about the b-hcg, but the biochemical risk alone (1:125) needs to be evaluated further. Also get the age corrected by the lab. That’ll impact the results. She may further need to be evaluated by a Fetal medicine expert.
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It's highly essential to do either amniocentesis or NIPT
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Reach profile for detailed discussion
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
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Get NIPT done.
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