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Dual marker vs NIPT
I have done nt scan, Can I do nipt directly without going for dual marker test, I am 13 weeks 2 days pregnant My doctor had suggested for dual marker with nt scan
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Yes you can
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Both are screening tests and NIPT is better at screening than dual marker. U can go for either one and can directly also do NIPT
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Yes u can go for nipt
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Yes you can do NIPT
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NIPT is done when nt scan and dual  marker test  show some abnormality.
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You can get it done ..but it's generally done when there is abnormal nt scan or dual marker
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Why do you want to go for nipt if your doctor has advised you nt scan and dual marker? Nipt is recommended only if there is abnormality in nt scan and dual marker report
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