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Double Marker Reflex To NIPS

Double Marker Reflex To NIPS

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Double Marker - Same Day, NIPS 10th Working Day

NIPS will be done only when Double Marker comes high risk. NIPS Sample should only be collected between 10th and 21st week of gestation. Report of Maternal markers, USG required. Completed Form G is mandatory

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Serum, Blo

A million doubts regarding the foetus arise while you're in your third trimester of pregnancy. To identify any complications in your pregnancy, your gynaecologist might advise double marker reflex to NIPS Test to help you with smooth delivery. The double marker test, also known as maternal serum screening, is a part of the first-trimester screening. Even though it is not a conclusive scientific analysis, it can indicate whether chromosomal abnormalities are likely to exist. Instead of being diagnostic, this test is predictive. During the double marker reflex to NIPS test, a sample of your blood is drawn for additional examination to look for foetal abnormalities.

The chance of the foetus being born with chromosomal abnormalities like trisomy 21, trisomy 18, and trisomy 13 is assessed through non-invasive prenatal screening (NIPS). Little DNA wastes (fragments/ pieces of DNA) that are present in a pregnant woman's blood are analysed by this test.

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To determine whether the foetus has any chromosomal abnormalities, a double marker test is utilised. This examination is crucial for identifying any neurological issues, such as Down's syndrome or Edward's syndrome, in the developing foetus. It's critical to remember that the result just shows your baby may be at risk for trisomies.

The women who are expecting must determine if the foetus has any chromosomal abnormalities. All pregnant women, regardless of age, should have dual marker testing for pre-birth abnormalities. Pregnancy between 10 and 13 weeks is ideal for this test. Yet, it is feasible to do so between weeks 9 and 13 of pregnancy.

With this test, there is no risk. An infection, bruising, increased bleeding, or hematoma formation at the needle prick site can happen to women in extremely uncommon circumstances.

In general, you can anticipate your test results in 3 to 7 days.

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