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If nipt test got low risk I can continue my pregnancy or not is there any abnormality chances are there because my double marker test shows high risk Down syndrome
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There are certain situations when the patient must also behave like a grown up person.
In all the tests of antenatal screening you will never get a 100% result. It will only tell about the percentage of the risk.
It is at that stage that the patient has to take a final decision so that if the decision goes wrong she can't haul up the Doctor in the Court.
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Nb nt report ? They both are screening test. You should not have done nipt if already high risk in double marker. Get amnio/cvs .
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
depends on NT scan report
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