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NT and double marker
My NT is normal with 1.4 and nasal bone present.
After 4 day gap I did double marker test at 13w and 5 days. It is showing t21 risk ration 1:634 and PAPA MOM 0.66 and free beta HCG is 4.12 MOM.
Is this fine? Or do I need to go for NICT? My age is 29 and this is my 2nd baby. First any was completely fine.
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Already answered. you need to consult an obstetrician.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Low risk means the report is normal
but if you are too concerned you need to connect with the genetic counsellor for detailed explanation
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