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Mom of a 6 yr 11 m old child3 years ago

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Hi, I'm 14 weeks pregnant now. My Quadraple test showed intermediate risk 1:731 for down's syndrome with normal NT scan results and I was advised further for NIPT which showed low risk. Could you please advise if there is nothing to worry as such?

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ExpertDr Priyanka KalraObstetrician and Gynaecologist3 years ago

A. u need further testing. Well, this looks ok but avoid self medication. try giving proper diet n don't miss on dose in this. see more you can ask your own treating doctor. i am sure they will solve all your doubts and guide you

Nihita mittalMom of a 8 yr old boy3 years ago

A. good evening I would recommend you to please try to visit your doctor for a proper clinical examination he would be able to guide you that what would be the best course of action to make sure that there is no problem

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