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I am 36 years old and in week 15 th of pregnancy. i wanted to have sip test . can i have it in week 15 ? or is it late to do so ?
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SIP done at 12 weeks: While SIP testing relies on a blood draw at 12 weeks, the testing you do at 16-20 weeks, called the triple or quadruple screen, is still very important. SIP is only one of a collection of prenatal tests to help identify the most common genetic and congenital abnormalities. Please discuss this with your ob/gyn or midwife.
Answered 9/19/2020
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