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Tiffa normal nipt high risk of t21
Hi doc I am 17 weeks pregnant conceived through ivf and had two embroys transferred and both were implanted but one fetus died at 8 weeks did my nt scan which came normal another genetic scan that to normal but nipt came as high risk t21.so may I know my chances of having a healthy baby
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Hi there,
It's the crucial time for you.
NIPT is very efficient in detecting the anomalies.
Get Amniocentesis done as it is the confirmatory test for this situation.
I would advice not to waste time as time is less in your case.
Amniocentesis report takes time.
Get in touch with fetal medicine expert.
Consult your gynecologist.
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Dr. Mina Bulchandani
Gynecologist
23 yrs exp
Hyderabad
In this situation you need to undergo test (amniocentesis) consult your gynaecologist
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avoid stress
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Dr. Jay Desai
Obstetrics & Gynecology
7 yrs exp
Pathanamthitta
NIPT has very high sensitivity for diagnosing t21.
Almost 99%.
So u may be having high chances.
Consult your GYNAECOLOGIST earliest!
Or meet a fetal medicine expert to get an AMNIOCENTESIS done where you can get FISH/Qf PCR + KARYOTYPING done.
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meet yr gynecologist or fetla Medicine earliest
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take decision precise and swiftly
don't panic
just get evaluated soon!
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