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3 mcs no live birth. 2 mcs turner's & trisomy14 in fetus. parents karyotyping normal. what other genetic tests shld be done. risk of abnormal child ?
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No need extra tests: No need for further tests before pregnancy since the parents chromosomes are normal. For early piece of mind you can consider early non-invasive genetic screening in early pregnancy.
Answered 2/14/2016
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