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Neural birth defect report positive
Hello ..i..m 14 weeks 2days pregnant...Got my triple marker test done last week...neural rube defect is positive 5.23MOM and risk 1:50...My gynae told me to wait for 2weeks...they will be doing detailed ultrasoundand aminocentesis...Are thereany chances that my baby will be fine...Or it is fully confirm that fetus is not fine...m very much worried
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There is only 1 out of 50 chance that your baby is not fine. There are 49 out of 50 chances that your baby will be fine. So Be brave and go through the tests advised. Leave the rest onto God! May God bless you both!
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Go for NIPT test if positive than amniocentesis
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Better go for
NIPT ( non invasive prenatal diagnostic) it is non invasive
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Dr. Anshika Lekhi
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
12 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It’s not 100 % sure that ur baby is defective. So plz go ahead with amniocentesis
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Dr. Dhivya R
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
21 yrs exp
Bangalore
Do amniocentesis for confirming
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Better to do Amniocentesis for confirmation .
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