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Double Marker Test Report
Hello my wife is around 12 weeks pregnant.
She had her double marker test done.
Her Trisomy 21+NT marker result is 1:1902.
This is her second pregnancy. I was just comparing the same test with the last pregnancy report. It had trisomy 21 +NT at 1:10000. Is there any more danger this time.
Her age is 29.
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Dr. Manju Kumari
Obstetrician
32 yrs exp
Hyderabad
It is normal only.Because last time it was different and now it is 1:1902.So donot worry.Every pregnancy presentation will be different.For details contact me through practo online.
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Dr. Swati Kanawa
General Physician
18 yrs exp
Gurgaon
Double marker plus Nt gives you a risk like one in 1902 for trisomy 21 in this case which is low risk and nothing to be done. Every pregnancy is different you can’t compare ultrasound or blood test between two
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