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Trisomy 21 regarding
Hello Doctors Following are the results of Trisomy 21 in my several tests- Double marker test - Low risk NT NB scan - Low risk Quadruple test - High risk Anomaly Scan- Low risk What shall I do now...is it necessary to go for NIPT or amniocentesis??? Both are very costly procedures
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Amniocentesis
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What is the duration of pregnancy? NIPT would have been a good tool to assess and confirm the risk. Amniocentesis is confirmatory. Most of your tests show low risk. Based on the duration of pregnancy a call needs to be taken.
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Best would be to meet your gynecologist and discuss in detail as there would be lot of scenarios in this case of yours
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Weigh all pros and cons after discussion with your doctor and take a call
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Connect please
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Since the quadruple test is high risk Go fr aminocentesis or nipt Aminocentesis would be better
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Attach the reports
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Go for NIPT. u just can't ignore quadruple results
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