Question 1

What is prenatal diagnosis by NIPT?

Accepted Answer

NIPT is a test that analyzes DNA from the mother's blood to non-invasively detect chromosomal abnormalities in the fetus. It can detect chromosomal abnormalities such as Down syndrome (21 trisomy) with high accuracy and can be performed early in pregnancy.

Question 2

What percentage of women in their late 20s undergo NIPT (new prenatal diagnosis)?

Accepted Answer

Although it varies by region and health care provider, the risks of older childbearing are widely recognized, and more young adults are undergoing informed testing. women in their late 20s are often considered based on their perception of the risks associated with childbearing and their plans for the future.

Question 3

What are the advantages of having NIPT (new prenatal diagnosis) in my late 20s?

Accepted Answer

Early knowledge of the health of the fetus allows for appropriate medical intervention, and early preparation and necessary support can be put in place.

Question 4

Are there any risks related to older childbearing even if I am in my late 20s?

Accepted Answer

The risks are generally lower for pregnancies in the late 20s than for older births that occur at age 35 or older. However, individual health, lifestyle, and family history may increase certain risks, so it is important to have regular antenatal checkups and receive appropriate medical care, including prenatal checkups if necessary.

Question 5

Is it possible that the nipt positive result is incorrect?

Accepted Answer

Although nipt is a highly accurate test, false positive or false negative results may occur in rare cases. If a positive result is obtained, it is important to make a definitive diagnosis to accurately confirm the presence or absence of chromosomal abnormalities.

Question 6

Is there any support if I get a positive result for the new prenatal diagnosis?

Accepted Answer

In the event of a positive result in the new prenatal diagnosis, we will support the cost of amniotic fluid testing.

Question 7

What is the abortion rate for a positive prenatal diagnosis result?

Accepted Answer

The abortion rate for a positive prenatal diagnosis result is approximately 90%. Reasons for abortion often include physical and economic difficulties in giving birth and raising a child.

Question 8

Can a positive NIPT result turn negative?

Accepted Answer

If the NIPT result is positive, a confirmed diagnosis may rarely prove negative. This is because although NIPT is highly accurate, it is not a definitive diagnosis. It is important to confirm the accurate result with a definitive diagnosis.

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