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My screening test for downs in maternity came back as intermediate what does this mean is there something to be concerned about?
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With no history: Best person to comment on your test would be your Ob-Gyn doc. While there is a chance that the test may need to be repeated, its result is not interpretable with minimal available information.
Answered 3/15/2020
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