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Increased risk observed for T18
My 1st child is 5 year old. Healthy and active. I suffered 2 miscarriages in May 2022 & March 2023 (both were blighted ovum at 8 weeks). Iam 12 weeks pregnant now (2nd pregnancy), 1st trimester US and blood report normal, but double marker says following.
Risk of syndrome
T21 is 1:667
T18 is 1:29
T13 is 1:256
(Cut off 1:100)
Will this pregnancy also lead to termination? Or do I still have a ray of hope ?
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U need a diagnostic test
Go fr aminocentesis
Double marker is just a screening test
Not a diagnostic test
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Kindly Consult for discussion
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You should wait for the Quadruple marker test. It will give some further information. If there is still a high risk of aneuploidy then you should go for NIPT or Amniocentesis.
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Connect please
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Dr. Gunjan Agrawal
Obstetrician
16 yrs exp
Jaipur
Please consult for proper discussion.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
get nt scan and nipt and meet a fetal medicine doctor
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