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I am 38 years and i am now 19weeks and my down syndrome tests came high..the value was 1.6 i opted not to do nipt test or amniotic can i still do the tests?
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Yes: Do not delay. See your doctor at the earliest. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 1/22/2020
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